It was a warm night in front of Mac's Seagarden curio shop and a good place and time to have a chat with a friend.
Most people seem to gather at Mallory Square or other preferred spots to watch the magical moment of sunset so the Bight was relatively quiet during my early lunch break one recent evening.
I used to eat raw oysters until it was pointed out to me they are alive in that state and I got the feeling i was eating goldfish so I swore off them.
I don't think many of the places she could see on her map of Key West she would find on the sign post... Fishing anyone?
They seem to have rebuilt the shed on the fuel dock and it looks about right to my untrained eye, as a nice bit of restoration.
The Key West Bight is a pretty place to be at sunset,
and I enjoyed wandering the docks for a little while out of my work night.
Most people seem to gather at Mallory Square or other preferred spots to watch the magical moment of sunset so the Bight was relatively quiet during my early lunch break one recent evening.
I used to eat raw oysters until it was pointed out to me they are alive in that state and I got the feeling i was eating goldfish so I swore off them.
I don't think many of the places she could see on her map of Key West she would find on the sign post... Fishing anyone?
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Our favorite hidey-hole on the Bight is the Tower Bar atop Turtle Kraals; one may see a summer sunset sans the frivolity of Mallory Square. It used to be a locals hangout, but they've gone through so many changes in staff/menu that it makes one dizzy. We still go now and again.
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