The Cedar Key Library

Fighting for scraps

This is not one of my better images, but I thought it interesting. Evidently, there were fish scraps in the bottom of the boat, or something, which led to a confrontation between the pelican and a couple of turkey vultures.

You'll notice the second vulture on top of the boat watching the ongoing battle. We left shortly thereafter, so I don't know who won.

A view from Cedar Cove

You may notice the wooden ladder on the left hand side of the photo. I have no idea what that was doing there.

A nice place to get married

As you drive into Cedar Key and arrive near the downtown area, you will see this nicely painted and decorated building on your left. I'm not sure what else goes on inside, but it appears that you can get married there. Just bring a marriage license.

An old pier in black and white

Red house now red restaurant

For years, this bright red house has attracted photographers walking or riding through Cedar Key. Then, a couple of years ago, we noticed something had changed: it was no longer just a house, it had turned into a restaurant. We haven't eaten there yet, but no doubt will do a taste test sometime in the near future.

A museum relic

You'll find this old relic of a fishing boat, which I assume represents Cedar Key's fishing industry, at the Cedar Key Museum.

Looking toward the Dock area at sunset