Key West – Day 3

7 December 2018

It’s altogether fitting that today is the 77th anniversary of Pearl Harbor and I just visited the CGC Ingham, a WWII ship much decorated for that war and for Vietnam. It has certainly been a date that even now lives in infamy.

Last night’s dinner at Azur was excellent.   I started with a pear salad with frisée lettuce.  Why do they serve frisée?  It’s too difficult to get into your mouth without first cutting it to bits.  The salad was delicious but a workout. 

My entrée was yellow tail snapper with shrimp in a lemon butter sauce.  Yummy!  I had forgotten that Tom and Kurt had introduced me to this restaurant a couple of years ago.  It’s associated with the Eden House Hotel.  Eden House claims to be the original hotel in Key West.  It was constructed in 1924.  I remember it from the movie Criss Cross starring Goldie Hawn.  

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It wasn’t a busy night at the restaurant and the service was excellent, the food was excellent and the atmosphere was excellent.  

I made an early night of it after dinner and was asleep by 9:30 pm.  I got up around 6:30 am and had coffee and a bagel and packed.  I was on the road by 8:20 am and arrived home just a little after noon.  Traffic was pretty light for most of the trip except for the section from Key Largo to Homestead where there was a slowdown but no real reason for it.  In addition, continuous construction on the turnpike is always problematic but even that moved pretty well.  

Key West is always fun but I think I need more than 3 nights to get acclimated to the laid back pace of the town.  I remember I used to go for a week in the summer and after about day 4 I started to unwind.  The great thing about Old Town is the ability to walk everywhere and get some exercise and see the sights.  

I can only hope it’s not another two years before I get back to that island paradise.  

Author: searcyf@mac.com

After 34 years in the classroom and lab teaching biology, I'm ready to get back to traveling and camping and hiking. It's been too long of a break. I miss the outdoors and you can follow my wanderings on this blog.

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