Key West is a small island, about 2 miles by 4 miles, but there are a lot of attractions and a lot of history packed into those eight square miles. Obviously, you can walk or drive around the island on your own to see the...
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Shipwrecks have been an integral part of Key West almost since its discovery by Ponce de Leon in 1521; not only because of storms and hurricanes but because of the Great Florida Reef which lies just offshore. Countless ships have been wrecked and sunk off...
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[caption id="attachment_2783" align="aligncenter" width="1024"] Dry Tortugas National Park[/caption] On our travels we've been making a point of visiting as many of the National Parks as we can. Our visit to Key West gave us the opportunity to visit one of the most unique and isolated of...
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