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Key West Our first stop on the 2005 cruise. A quiet little place, and apparently the southern-most point on the continent. A lot of chickens, too. The coolest thing we did here was see Hemingway's house, but that's in another gallery. These are just some shots from around town. There is also a completely awesome video that I took here, as well, of a sidewalk performer who was doing twirling while we waited to get onto the ship. If you're interested in seeing it (it's about one and a half MB), click here. |
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| Key West from the ship. Foggy morning, obviously. | The ship, as we left. | |
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| Florida Keys Military Memorial. | Acc. to Meghann, a bad museum, but a cool building. |
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| Part of a large sculpture garden in the town square. |
Meghann, kissing HER MOM! BURN! |
Neat church. |
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| Some chicken with its babies that Maria fell in love with. |
Shots from the southernmost point of the country. This is
the kind of thing Neil Gaiman was writing about--points that don't really mean anything, but people are drawn to. |
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| All shots from the southernmost point. I like the last one the best. | ||
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| The southernmost Christmas tree in the US. Even MORE meaningless, isn't it? |
A friend of Adam's from Chatt that he saw in Key West. Weird. |
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