We headed back to Bahia Honda State Park for a day at the beach. This is part of the original railroad to Key West which was converted to a road for passenger vehicles. Built over the railroad, the road left only inches between passing cars. I imagine people were relieved if they arrived safely in Key West after the exciting trip down!
David and I found some refreshment at Captain Tony's before watching another spectacular sunset at Mallory Square.
The four of us finished the day with a nice dinner at Blue Heaven, where we tried the Key Lime pie that Andrew Zimmern spoke highly of on his show. I'm not a huge key lime fan, but it was quite tasty! We always see chickens in Key West, but after dinner, we heard a lot of peeping, then saw a little flock of baby chicks. They looked so fuzzy!
It's hard to beat a day that starts with the beach and ends with a meal eaten outside under the stars...and patio lights.
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We have been enjoying "traveling with you and your parents"to Key West. Dan's father lived there when Dan was a young kid. As his parents were divorced, he got to spend the summers swimming, boating, fishing, and eating shrimp. His dad still lived there when we got married; however, I didn't get to go there before he moved to Deltona, Florida. Dan & Leila
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