St. Paul's Episcopal Church is located on the corner of Eaton and Duval in Key West. It seems a little bit out of place given the other businesses along the street but then again, "Those who are well have no need of a physician, but those who are sick".
The church has been destroyed and rebuilt a number of times due to fires and hurricanes and bad cement.
More information can be found at St. Paul's Key West website.
Under a canopy of mangroves with tour guide Amelia of Danger Charters fame.
I don't like to give away all the Key West secrets but the Danger Charter tours are an exceptional way to spend part of a day (or all day) on the waters off Key West. The crew on our boat this time were Evan, Dale and Amelia whom could not have been more friendly and informative.
One of the benefits of their tours is you also meet other travelers to Key West, get to hear their stories and suggestions of things to do and see, as well as potentially meet new friends.This was our second tour with them and I highly recommend taking a tour with Danger Charters.
Sails crossing off Fort Zachary Taylor in Key West.
Fort Zachery has a little bit for all. It has a nice beach, although you will need water shoes to protect your feet from the rocks and coral. It also has plenty of shaded spots with picnic tables, grills and benches.
The grounds are impeccable with much of the local flora labelled to help answer those "what kind of tree or flower is that?" questions.
Cardinals stage right!
The band Mojito was playing at Sloppy Joe's while the Cardinals were appearing on stage also on the television.
A video of Mojito can be seen on YouTube.
Our family rented a house in the Truman Annex for the week.
After weeks of snowstorms up north, this view out to the pool is truly "Sweet Paradise".
