A lovely place to live in Cedar Key

Tony's Seafood Restaurant

I've heard it said this is a great place to eat, but we have not yet verified that comment. Looks pretty good, though.

Quality canvas products in Cedar Key

Pinky

I call this beautiful house "Pinky."

Dock of the bay

A southern charmer

More scenes from the Seafood Festival

Church point of sale

I'm not sure about other parts of the U.S., but in Florida many churches sell pumpkins at Halloween in order to raise some extra money. The Cedar Key United Methodist Church is one of them. From what we saw, business was good!

Photo by Lois Anne.

Newer condo west of downtown (on the water)

Scenes from the 2010 Seafood Festival

Photos by Lois Anne.

A plant carriage

You could use this plant carriage to haul your plants around or just show them off in your front yard. I thought it was a nice yard piece. The plants need a little help, though! :-)

Arriving just in time for the Seafood Festival

Barefoot Artist Gallery - Main Street

Carol & Ron at the Seafood Festival

We introduced Carol Wiggins and her son, Ron, last year at about this time. They are artisans who create beautiful Florida related items, such as you see in the above photos. Carol and Ron travel the state visiting various arts and crafts fairs to sell their products. Each year you will find them at the Cedar Key Seafood Festival.

They are wonderful people and if you make it to the Cedar Key Seafood Festival next year, but sure to stop by their stall and say hello.

One of the many biker enjoying the Seafood Festival...

...but with a very unique bike!

Renovated beauty

This beautifully renovated home is near downtown Cedar Key, facing the main road into town and backing up to the bay. It's got all the great real estate requirements: Location, location, and location.

Christ Church - Episcopal

Grand Opening

I'm sure this golf cart was in the Seafood Festival parade. It's advertising a grand opening of some kind - but I can't remember just what. I think it may have been a gift shop.

Notice, though, how the little girl sweetly posed when she saw my camera!

Seafood Festival traffic, heading into downtown Cedar Key

Down, but not out....

Photo by Lois Anne.