Fl Keys

I will be spending about a week in the Keys in mid April. I was thinking of
spending some time in Key West and then some time in Key Largo. Anyone
have a place that I shuldn't miss?

Thanks,
Doug

There's a recent trip report over in rec.scuba with your itinerary.

George
<dougjrs@kc.rr.com> wrote in message
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>
> I will be spending about a week in the Keys in mid April. I was thinking
of
> spending some time in Key West and then some time in Key Largo. Anyone
> have a place that I shuldn't miss?
>
> Thanks,
> Doug
>

dougjrs@kc.rr.com wrote:

> I will be spending about a week in the Keys in mid April. I was
> thinking of spending some time in Key West and then some time in Key
> Largo. Anyone have a place that I shuldn't miss?

A stop at Robbie's Marina, in Islamorada where you can hand feed some very
large Tarpon.
Dinner at teh Islamorada Fish Company, on the docks at the World Wide
Sportsman where you can get a hogfish dinner.
Breakfast at the Islamorada Bakery/Bob's Buns where the skillet breakfasts
are to die for.
Breakfast at the Stuffed Pig in Marathon, where the breakfasts are almost as
good as they are in Islamorada.
Lunch at Burdines on the Bay in Marathon, where the blackened dolphin
sandwhiches are better than Islamorada breakfasts.
Lunch at Pepes in Key West, where the steak sandwiches are made from
trimmings from their top quality dinner steaks.
A beer or six on Mallory Docks in Key west as the sun sets.
A beer at the No Name Pub on No name key. Get the T shirt and watch out for
Key deer in people's front yards.

Oh yes, stop in and See Captain Jim on Cudjoe Key

Lee

Thanks for that info. I just printed it off and will share with the other
going with me.


Thanks again,
Doug

Outstanding list.
I haven't done them all but the ones I have tried were, I agree, not to be
missed.
I will be sure and keep this list around for my next trip down!

--
mark
Outside a dog, a book is a man's best friend.
Inside a dog it is too dark to read - Groucho Marx
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"Lee Bell" <leebell@ix.remove.netcom.com> wrote in message
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> dougjrs@kc.rr.com wrote:
>
> > I will be spending about a week in the Keys in mid April. I was
> > thinking of spending some time in Key West and then some time in Key
> > Largo. Anyone have a place that I shuldn't miss?
>
> A stop at Robbie's Marina, in Islamorada where you can hand feed some very
> large Tarpon.
> Dinner at teh Islamorada Fish Company, on the docks at the World Wide
> Sportsman where you can get a hogfish dinner.
> Breakfast at the Islamorada Bakery/Bob's Buns where the skillet breakfasts
> are to die for.
> Breakfast at the Stuffed Pig in Marathon, where the breakfasts are almost
as
> good as they are in Islamorada.
> Lunch at Burdines on the Bay in Marathon, where the blackened dolphin
> sandwhiches are better than Islamorada breakfasts.
> Lunch at Pepes in Key West, where the steak sandwiches are made from
> trimmings from their top quality dinner steaks.
> A beer or six on Mallory Docks in Key west as the sun sets.
> A beer at the No Name Pub on No name key. Get the T shirt and watch out
for
> Key deer in people's front yards.
>
> Oh yes, stop in and See Captain Jim on Cudjoe Key
>
> Lee
>
>

In case you actually have time for a dive....

Speigel Grove, Bibb, Duane, eagle. All three great wreck dives.



Lee Bell wrote:

> dougjrs@kc.rr.com wrote:
>
>
>>I will be spending about a week in the Keys in mid April. I was
>>thinking of spending some time in Key West and then some time in Key
>>Largo. Anyone have a place that I shuldn't miss?
>
>
> A stop at Robbie's Marina, in Islamorada where you can hand feed some very
> large Tarpon.
> Dinner at teh Islamorada Fish Company, on the docks at the World Wide
> Sportsman where you can get a hogfish dinner.
> Breakfast at the Islamorada Bakery/Bob's Buns where the skillet breakfasts
> are to die for.
> Breakfast at the Stuffed Pig in Marathon, where the breakfasts are almost as
> good as they are in Islamorada.
> Lunch at Burdines on the Bay in Marathon, where the blackened dolphin
> sandwhiches are better than Islamorada breakfasts.
> Lunch at Pepes in Key West, where the steak sandwiches are made from
> trimmings from their top quality dinner steaks.
> A beer or six on Mallory Docks in Key west as the sun sets.
> A beer at the No Name Pub on No name key. Get the T shirt and watch out for
> Key deer in people's front yards.
>
> Oh yes, stop in and See Captain Jim on Cudjoe Key
>
> Lee
>
>

errr, maybe 4?
LOL

--
mark
Outside a dog, a book is a man's best friend.
Inside a dog it is too dark to read - Groucho Marx
xes out for mail
"Ed" <ed@nospam.com> wrote in message news:4029951A.3090701@nospam.com...
> In case you actually have time for a dive....
>
> Speigel Grove, Bibb, Duane, eagle. All three great wreck dives.
>
>
>
> Lee Bell wrote:
>
> > dougjrs@kc.rr.com wrote:
> >
> >
> >>I will be spending about a week in the Keys in mid April. I was
> >>thinking of spending some time in Key West and then some time in Key
> >>Largo. Anyone have a place that I shuldn't miss?
> >
> >
> > A stop at Robbie's Marina, in Islamorada where you can hand feed some
very
> > large Tarpon.
> > Dinner at teh Islamorada Fish Company, on the docks at the World Wide
> > Sportsman where you can get a hogfish dinner.
> > Breakfast at the Islamorada Bakery/Bob's Buns where the skillet
breakfasts
> > are to die for.
> > Breakfast at the Stuffed Pig in Marathon, where the breakfasts are
almost as
> > good as they are in Islamorada.
> > Lunch at Burdines on the Bay in Marathon, where the blackened dolphin
> > sandwhiches are better than Islamorada breakfasts.
> > Lunch at Pepes in Key West, where the steak sandwiches are made from
> > trimmings from their top quality dinner steaks.
> > A beer or six on Mallory Docks in Key west as the sun sets.
> > A beer at the No Name Pub on No name key. Get the T shirt and watch out
for
> > Key deer in people's front yards.
> >
> > Oh yes, stop in and See Captain Jim on Cudjoe Key
> >
> > Lee
> >
> >
>