Day #1: Key West

~ childoftherockgarden

DSC_0066 DSC_0065 DSC_0064DSC_0124 EditedKey West was a quaint, “touristy” count, containing a few rare gems, such as Ernest Hemingway’s house and the Truman White House. A majority of the houses were two-story with quaint southern porches and white picket or wrought iron fences. All of the homes were engulfed in lush, tropical vegetation.

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BG being goofy with “Sponge Man”
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Keith & Mary pose in the jaws of a Great White

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Mallory Square in Key West
Mallory Square in Key West

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The Three Pirates!
The Three Pirates!
Key West Museum of Art & History
Key West Museum of Art & History
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A Young Earnest Hemingway-the fisherman

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The Shopper!
The Shopper!
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I rarely hold out when it comes to shopping (in my weaker moments)
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Taking advantage of our only chance to make a phone call the next 9 days

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The beautiful Westin in Key West!
The beautiful Westin in Key West!
Roosters rule the streets
Roosters rule the streets
Bougenvilla hedges-aaah!
Bougenvilla hedges-aaah!
Fountain Leading to Truman's White House
Fountain Leading to Truman’s White House
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Street Strollers

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Picture for Anderson: BG to wondering folks: "I own this company"
Picture for Anderson:
BG to wondering folks: “I own this company”

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The Kapok Tree
The Kapok Tree

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Keith stops to view an old church on the way to Hemingway's home
Keith stops to view an old church on the way to Hemingway’s home

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Sweet Mary in her Panema Hat
Sweet Mary in her Panema Hat
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Memory Keeper and Paper Crafter Licensed Texas Speech-Language Pathologist Retired Director of Center for Young Learners -Region 14 Education Service Center National Early Childhood Teacher Trainer Early Childhood Educator Experience Educating Preschool through College Students Experience as Alternative Learning Specialist

3 thoughts on “Day #1: Key West”

  2. I have lost ground on working on my blog, because I am still with mom. I will head home early in morning. we had a wonderful time with A,R, and S over weekend.
    I am determined to return to blogging.
    Love you,
    TK

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