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Florida Keys : Our first trip for 2010 was to the Florida Keys and Key West. We spent most of the week in Islamorada exploring the upper and middle keys, then spent a few days in Key West, hoping to take a boat to the Dry Tortugas. Unfortunately, many water activities were constrained by record cold temperatures in the south during the entire period we were there. We have the dubious distinction of having been in Key West for its coldest temperature on record, 43 deg F. We never did get to the Dry Tortugas National Park. The wind, waves and record cold forced the operators to cancel the trips for several days. Despite not being able to do many on- or in-water activities we did like the Keys. For us it is the most interesting part of Florida. There is still enough preserved wilderness in parks and refuges to make touring interesting. Our friends, Phil and Judy James, drove down from their home in Central Florida to spend a part of the week with us. The Keys were new to them also. There are several parks along the upper and middle keys, some devoted to protecting the barrier reef that runs the entire length of the keys, others mostly preserving shore bird habitat. We returned to Long Key State Park several times because the shore- and wading- birds were most accessible there, especially at low tide. With better weather snorkeling and kayaking in the mangrove channels between the keys would have added to the enjoyment. Key West, the Dry Tortugas, Biscayne National Park and the parks in the upper keys are all worth a return visit in better weather. You really do have to get out on the water to really experience this area.

Florida Keys

WernerG

Our first trip for 2010 was to the Florida Keys and Key West. We spen ...

Updated: Jan 15, 2010 7:14am PST

Christmas 2009, Hadfield/Hayfield :

Christmas 2009, Hadfield/Hayfield

Paul

Updated: Dec 28, 2009 3:45pm PST

Stourhead - October 2009 :

Stourhead - October 2009

Paul

Updated: Oct 23, 2009 1:21pm PST

Isle of Purbeck - August 2009 :

Isle of Purbeck - August 2009

Paul

Updated: Sep 23, 2009 6:52am PST

Hay Tor - Sept 2009 :

Hay Tor - Sept 2009

Paul

Updated: Sep 22, 2009 3:32pm PST

Dundry Hill - Sept 2009 :

Dundry Hill - Sept 2009

Paul

Updated: Sep 15, 2009 1:43pm PST

D90_Junior :

D90_Junior

FuNik

Updated: Sep 14, 2009 3:01pm PST

Labor Day W/E with my Family : What a wonderful, wonderful weekend together with family. Mirna and I could not be happier.

Labor Day W/E with my Family

Bryan Doherty

What a wonderful, wonderful weekend together with family. Mirna and I ...

Updated: Sep 08, 2009 8:48pm PST

Photo Walk (08/28) :

Photo Walk (08/28)

Gauhar Wadhera

Updated: Aug 30, 2009 7:19am PST

New Zealand - Queenstown & Arrowtown :

New Zealand - Queenstown & Arrowtown

Paul

Updated: Jul 29, 2009 4:31pm PST

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