It was chilly in Key West for our first two days. Still very nice compared to our frigid New York winter.
We toured the Hemingway home and museum, and I took the photo of the lighthouse from the second floor porch.
I will miss our evening dips in the pool ;o)
Sunsets in Key West are celebrated every evening.
I loved the homes and their architecture.
Each morning, we were awakened at 6:15 a.m. by this guy. They are everywhere in Key West. It wasn't a huge issue since we were in paradise.
We were lucky as the majority of the week was sunshine and 80. As soon as I get caught up from being away, I'll be back to blogging ;o)
Thank you for stopping by!
Wow - what a gorgeous sunset (and couple!) - Anywhere warm sounds good to me right now!! Love your rooster friend - I have heard about them in Key West! Glad you had a good week
ReplyDeleteWhat an adorable couple you and Joe make! I loved seeing the celebration of sunsets and the beauty of Key West! What time did your visitor wake you up?? When we were in Mexico one time, peacocks were our visitors!! I'm so glad you shared some pics of your trip with us. xo
ReplyDeleteIt looks like you are having a wonderful vacation . . . eat a slice on Key-Lime pie for me :)
ReplyDeleteYour blogging sister, Connie :)
You should have NO trouble staying warm and in good spirits with this kind of memory in your brain bank!!! Man, that looks like fun!!!
ReplyDeleteYour images make me want to add Key West to our travel list. Glad you two had a great trip. Beautiful couple in a beautiful location! ~ Sarah
ReplyDeleteGlad that you had a great time! Sure looks warmer there than here in the Midwest...
ReplyDeleteNo doubt you had a great time! Fried chicken on the menu???:@)
ReplyDeleteI'm checking the pics out again and see that you put the time the rooster woke you! That just gave you more time to enjoy the outdoors. Your pics are postcard worthy and are making me long for the beach.
ReplyDeleteI know I already commented, but I had to come back and revisit these fabulous photos of warmth and sunshine. A blizzard is moving into the area, and I need this!!!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous photos, Debbie! What a wonderful time away. I wish we had more 80s while we were away ;)
ReplyDeleteHope you had fun. It is good Joe didn't lose his school vacation. Most of the districts on L I had to go to school to make up Sandy and snow days. My gkids did, they were supposed to go away skiing, but they went to school instead.
ReplyDeleteYour Getaway looks heavenly. Relaxing time at a beautiful destination. The architecture is so pretty. Gotta love that rooster.....
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun trip!!! I love the architecture in Key West, and the literary tours (I'm such a nerd).....
ReplyDeletexo,
RJ
I love Key West! It is such a fun and relaxing place. Did you see Hemingway's house and jimmy Buffet's plce?
ReplyDeleteLooks like you had a nice time! Key West is definitely a great vacation spot. Loved the photos.
ReplyDeleteDebbie,
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pics!! I especially love the light house and the pretty architecture!! Love that!!
Looks like you had a wonderful time!!
Thanks so much for stopping by!
Hugs,
Debbie
Looks like a very lovely getaway. So wonderful that you could escape from the harshness of winter. Your pictures are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteCindy
I love the keys! I was just talking to my hubs about heading down there - but hopefully, the roosters will let me sleep in!
ReplyDeleteKelly
OMGosh, I took the same photo from the same spot at Hemmingway's home when we were there. Our son and DIL were married in Key West several years ago. It looks like you had a great time. Stay warm.
ReplyDeleteHow very lovely those shots were - I bet you enjoyed every minute.
ReplyDeleteThey look wonderful. Never been there.
ReplyDeleteWe love Key West, so much fun! I could look at the houses there all day, such a great laid back place! Thanks for the mini trip!
ReplyDeleteJenna
Debbie,
ReplyDeleteThese are beautiful photos. I love seeing pictures of "sunsets". It looks like you had the most wonderful time.
~Sheri at Red Rose Alley