Finally, at last, a bright sunny afternoon in Key West.
Too bad the reason I found myself in town this past Tuesday was to go visit this building on Alberta at South Streets. After years of hating visits to dentists I met up with one years ago who taught me to overcome that fear. These days a tooth cleaning is no cause for concern. I sat back in the chair and relaxed while they scraped the tartar from my teeth.
Alberta Street is in the Casa Marina neighborhood, one of the more spiffy areas of Key West supposedly. And there is a fair bit of greenery around here too.
I see quite a few of these slatted fences around and I like them.
As usual I have no idea what this flower is.
Like most seasons Spring cleaning falls in the ...Fall. Lots of people, myself included seem to be cleaning up around the house this month. My wife and I braced ourselves and cleared our bookshelves. I took half a ton of books to the Monroe County Jail for the inmates.
I really like the look of this Polynesian structure and the tall palms.
This dude picked up a cast off piece of furniture as he walked his dog.
Yes indeed private. Hands off this guy's rather attractive Road King.
I never previously noticed this place.
It looked quite attractive and stretched all the way to the waterfront.
Alberta dead ends into the pocket park at Seminole Street.
Cheyenne went nosing around on her 16 foot extend-a-leash and rooted out a burrito, that was what the carcass dripping from her fangs appeared to be, discarded in a flower bed not three feet from a grabgae can. People are pigs and dogs clean up after them. I was admiring the view as the dog scored her truffle behind me.
Hurricane Karl has been ravaging the Yucatan to the south of us and is sucking strong east breezes across the islands.
She found a spot in the shade to watch the world go by.
Give a ratty old apartment complex a nice blue sky and a few trees and it looks quite nice.
I have photographed this next building before but it is still for sale, still ready to be demolished and replaced by an apartment complex if any buyers can be found. Too bad.
5 comments:
Conch:
Great pictorial, as usual. Apropos of nothing, picture number 4 shows the intersection of Alberta and Washington which brought to mind a fine young nubian princess with which I played grab ass many years ago.
Also, on my voluminous to-do list this weekend, somewhere between trim the robellini and shoring up my plans for another invasion of Cuba, is listed "win multi-state powerball". In light of that, please do find out how much they are asking for the property in picture 18. I have several lucrative, if not depraved, business ideas should zoning permit.
Man, when you find a good dentist, you need to stick with 'em. I find dentists to be shysters these days. A good honest one is as valuable as a good honest mechanic.
Mr Conchscooter:
If Alberta Street can be so enticing, I wait in awe of what British Columbia Street brings.
bob
Wet Coast Scootin
My guru on the subject of street names has no word on why it is so named.
My dentist is actually quite a decent guy. He only works mon- thurs and his employees have been with him for years. I had a run in with one in Key West a few years ago who wanted to give me three crowns when he found out I had dental insurance...
hey , consider all ya'll lucky ! try even finding a tooth in somebody's mouth down here to even work on ! damn near impossible. you were close to el siboney i see today. great homemade sangria ! sunny, hot, and 92 degrees in columbia,sc..........BYRDMAN
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