Ken's - one of Cedar Key's newer restaurants

The Rusty Rim under repair

We have shown numerous photos of the Rusty Rim (previously known as The Captain's Table) on this blog. We have eaten there on a number of occasions. It's been a Cedar Key icon at least for the 25 years we've been visiting Cedar Key and probably much longer.

A few months ago, it caught fire in the middle of the night. As I recall the cause was thought to be faulty wiring. When we drove over to Cedar Key recently, the restaurant was in process of being restored. That process may be over now and we'll head back soon to check it out.

Shiny wings...

I asked this crow, who alit on the Cedar Key pier, what he had to crow about. He said, "Shiny wings!" He was right! Then he added, "And my sense of balance."

Who could argue with that?

Life in the marsh

Gazebo in the marsh...

...for the use of those working at the University of Florida research center.

A river winds through the marshy flats

The beer truck arrives...

...and beer is a most important product in Cedar Key!

Goin' fishin'

University of Florida Research Office

Marsh Houses

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Cedar Key Fire Rescue

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Sunset Isle - RV Park & Motel

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Cedar Key golf cart - fully charged and ready to go...

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Fishing from a kayak

Birds on a wire

Afternoon bike ride

Cedar Key No. 4 Bridge Fishing Pier

Photo by Lois Anne.

An Osprey & Two Gulls

The osprey captured a fish. The gulls came by to see if the osprey would share its meal. The osprey wasn't interested in sharing. The nearest gull, seeing the succulent fish in all its bloody glory, lifted it's head to the heavens and began keening, a desperate cry to the god of gulls for help. It didn't work.

Gators fishing

As you can see, these two gentlemen are fans of the University of Florida Gators. Thus, they would be known as "Gators." As you can also see, they are fishing. Thus, they are "Gators fishing."

The flats on a cloudy day