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Key West SummarySunday, May 6, 2007 from Key West, FloridaI am no longer moving east, west, or south. In the next couple months I will only be moving north as I make my way towards Maine. One stop in Key West was for a photo of miler market zero of Highway 1. Now that my first Key West experience is complete I’m still trying to understand that place! In terms of the most interesting people, people watching, character, weirdness, craziness, and anything else I think it’s 2nd to only Venice Beach of where I’ve been on my trip. It’s an eclectic place and I understand why writers head there for inspiration to clear writer’s block (although I hardly did any writing there). It’s an inspirational place with a unique vibe. Overall Key West probably has the most things to do of any town that size that I’ve visited and quite possibly the best restaurants. Here’s a big list of all the great places I was so fortunate to try: Now there is one more restaurant, and this is hard to decide, but I think that it takes the best restaurant of the trip through 31 states, Santiago’s Bodega. So stop by and order a few tapas. There is a great list of things to do in Key West. It would take me a month to summarize it all in detail, but here is the list of my experiences: Atlantic Shores – world famous for clothing optional tanning Anyways, finish off your stay with a sunset boat cruise and watch for that famous green flash. Key West, I will be back! Thanks for everything Bill.
Comment by Jen From Leeds, UK I sincerely hope you didn't have your camera out at Atlantic Shores; Remember children read this. :/
Comment by Mom From Baraga, MI drag shows and optional clothing beaches? Bill, are you trying to corrupt my son???? Well, as Dorothy said in the Wizard of Oz, "I know I'm not in Kansas anymore! (unless there are places in Baraga I haven't yet discovered!) I am going back to Key West myself, this time I will ask Bill to be our tour guide! :)
Comment by Bugsy From Celebration, FL Oh, I can't forget to mention the Garden of Eden, a clothing optional bar.
Comment by Bill From Key West, FL You know, "when in Rome. . ." Corrupt Justin, never. I prefer to look at it as giving him well rounded experiences that he could never find in Baraga County. Besides, I know that eventually I will have to go home and face you. It may be a good thing I live on the other side of the bay.
Comment by Beth, Loretta, Fausto & Jon From Naples & Locarno, Switzerland, FL We love Key West. We had forgotten just how much of a tropical feel it has. We had a lovely dinner at Louie's and a fabulous (as always) breakfast at Croisants d' France. We atayed at the Naussa House and they were lovely. Our only trouble was a small glass bottom boat trip we took. Having lived on a sailboat in Key West I am familiar with the reef. Beware of the boat Glass Reef. We paid $389 and change to go to 2 little grey areas (nowhere near the reef). What a disappointment and no apology from the group that runs the tours. |