Cruiser Ships Dominate

Key West, viewed from western approach.

NNYC over Man of War Harbor

The Neenah burgee flying over AA off Fleming Key Key West..

Key West flavoring

An old wreckers' ship graces the street.

See the fishies

The KW Aquarium is small, but worth a stop.

Wreckers' Museum

Also worth a visit to see the history of Key West.

Catching the capturer

An artist tries to capture the Old Town look.

Flagler's Railroad

Flagler would roll over in his grave at the sight of the Conch Train - also worth the time.

Duval west

The street changes slowly, Ripley's move to the west end.

Ruth's watering hole

Ohhh, the stories....

Summer flora

Ruth sends a touch of summer home.

Homes on the water

Note the dinghy in davits on one.

they were bigger when

Replicars, scaled down to KW traffic needs.

Back of the Bight

The old harbor market sports a bigger mural.

Shark Fishing

Key West style.

Lunch anyone?

Actually it's the title of a classic book.

Old Inn

with the look of old Old Town.

A touch of color

Color is spreading through old town.

Tropic paradise

Palms, ferns and flowering shrubs lend a tropic look to the island.

Doors talk

A book could be written on the ornate doors of Key West.

Classic Beauty

A fresh looking Old Town home.

Papa Matt plays Captain Harvey's

Papa Matt (left), Jeff (center) and "Little Boy" Chris on the keyboard jamming for the locals.

My Favorite bar

Pepe's, founded 1909, good drinkin' and eatin'.