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The Lights Are Off Again: A Summer on the Open Road

on The Lights Are Off Again: A Summer on the Open Road June 8, 2026

It’s another rainy afternoon in southwest Florida and all is right with the world, for now. The annoying woodpeckers have finally abandoned our shutters and corbels, the condo has had […]

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Whale Watching Adventures in Cabo

1 Comment on Whale Watching Adventures in Cabo February 2, 2026

We were invited to vacation with my sister and her husband at their beautiful time-share in Cabo San Lucas this year. Leaving sunny, warm Florida for another sunny and warm […]

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Camping, Creatures, and Close Calls in the Everglades

on Camping, Creatures, and Close Calls in the Everglades November 14, 2025

After leaving the Keys, Gary and I ventured to the Florida Everglades for two nights. We have previously been through the area but had never camped in the park. I […]

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Touring the Keys by Bike

1 Comment on Touring the Keys by Bike November 7, 2025

A few years ago, Gary and his cycle friends completed the 100 mile Key Largo to Key West ride. It was a wonderful experience for him, and his friends, but […]

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One of the most remote of the National Parks – The Dry Tortugas

on One of the most remote of the National Parks – The Dry Tortugas November 5, 2025

Who wouldn’t want to spend the day on an uninhabited island, snorkeling among hundreds-years old ruins and abundant tropical fish, exploring a Civil War era fort, or relaxing on a […]

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Travel

In The Florida Keys …

2 Comments on In The Florida Keys … November 3, 2025

The Florida Keys is such a unique and singular place to explore. The Keys themselves are an archipelago consisting of 1,700 islands which form the most southern part of the […]

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