Tift's Alley By Night

By day these alleys around the entrance to Mallory Square are pullulating with people, but by night not so much.

I set my pocket Canon to the sepia position and to my surprise I rather liked the results.

I left the Vespa in the free parking on Wall Street and took a stroll. I was a block from Lower Duval yet I was alone. It was lovely.

That was a side shot of the Waterfront Playhouse a place we like to patronize in winter when they put on some worthwhile plays.

The scabby mossy walls surround the open seating area for El Meson De Pepe, a Cuban eatery popular with visitors.

The sculpture garden is a wildly eccentric exhibit in a town like Key West. The heads are those of people who made their mark and they are preserved on limestone rock pillars. Locals call this place the Pez Garden thanks to the resemblance to Pez dispensers...

Finally-people! No longer alone in my alley but they went one way and I went back to work.

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