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Here we are for our second Christmas in a row. This time we stayed at the Hyatt Resort on Front Street, a few blocks down from Duval. It was pretty nice. But for four hundred plus bucks a night it should be exquisite! |
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that we have our first dinner in KW at Bagatelle's, a very good restaurant across Duval St. from the famous Hog's Breath Saloon. | |
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Note her amusement as I try (successfully) to capture a chiaroscuro effect. | |
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Here's Pat at Harry Truman's Winter White House. See how she bends every effort to avoid puking, good Republican that she is. |
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on Christmas night. Note her amusement as I try (successfully) to capture a chiaroscuro effect. |
Key West is a pretty cool town. As with many locales at land's end it has it's quirks. It's pretty funky and interesting, for a few days at least. Lots of good restaurants and bars, bars, bars. | |
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OK. So this is the world famous sunset as seen from Mallory Square in Key West. Hundreds flock here every evening to admire one of the world's marvels. Boats pour out of the harbor crowded with hoi polloi. Ashore the mob waits, sweating profusely in the humidity and gawking at jugglers and balloon twisters who are obviously Fisherman's Wharf rejects. | |
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Here is St. Pete Beach's sunset. The beach is empty because everyone is in a local restaurant ordering the early bird special. | |
