One can dance a lot in Key West. In fact, there is a large statue of a couple dancng, so Francie and I decided to join in. (See photo to right). That's the spirit of Key West. We also took the Conch Train tour of the town, visiting Ernest Hemingway's House (see photo to left). My colleague Paul Hendrickson has written a book called "Hemingway's Boat" that mentions this house, of course. Our favorite cafes were Harpoon Harry's, where we drank gallons of delicious Cuban coffee, and an oyster bar near the marina. (See oyster eaters Larry, Bennie, and Bob below right). And this is where we said goodbye to Sophy and Grady, who had to get back to work in Salt Lake City. (See them below). They rented a car and drove to Miami. We didn't get there until three days later! We also caught the awesome sunsets at this tip of the American continent.
One can dance a lot in Key West. In fact, there is a large statue of a couple dancng, so Francie and I decided to join in. (See photo to right). That's the spirit of Key West. We also took the Conch Train tour of the town, visiting Ernest Hemingway's House (see photo to left). My colleague Paul Hendrickson has written a book called "Hemingway's Boat" that mentions this house, of course. Our favorite cafes were Harpoon Harry's, where we drank gallons of delicious Cuban coffee, and an oyster bar near the marina. (See oyster eaters Larry, Bennie, and Bob below right). And this is where we said goodbye to Sophy and Grady, who had to get back to work in Salt Lake City. (See them below). They rented a car and drove to Miami. We didn't get there until three days later! We also caught the awesome sunsets at this tip of the American continent.
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