House on G Street

Photo by Lois Anne.

Sunset by Lois

Please notice the pole. Hurricanes have hit Cedar Key at various times down through the years. The maximum sea level thus far has been 12 feet. Thus new homes in Cedar Key must be built on stilts so that the water can rush underneath the structure without washing it away.

Boats afloat

Photo by Lois Anne.

Rock-a-my soul in the priceless waters...

Photo by Lois Anne.

Pelican balancing act

The Black Dog Bar & Tables

The Black Dog, located on the Dock, is a bar featuring fine wines, beer and cigars! You're welcome to come in, have a drink and a smoke and enjoy the water view.

There is more information here.

An old pier in sepia

I took this shot about 3 years ago; and may have posted it then. But it's one of my favorites, so I'm posting it for what may be the 2nd time.

Cedar Keys Emporium

Kayaking

Biker heaven

For some reason, bikers are drawn to Cedar Key. At certain times of the year the place is awash in leather and steel and the deep-throated roar of Harley Hogs fills the air for miles.

Shower and rinse on the beach

Back bay canal home on stilts

Young artists at work Cedar Key

Back bay

Low Key on Cedar Key

Boat for sale

The news team is on the way

Back some months ago, Cedar Key suffered the intrusion of salt water into its water supply. Because the city's water was not potable, the authorities had fresh water trucked in to be handed out to Cedar Key residents and tourists. Cedar Key is in Levy County. This is big news in Levy County. Thus the "local" TV station sent out troops in its news van to cover the story. And we were there to cover the news van!

Door to nowhere - Main Street

Here comes the sun!

Cedar Key Chamber of Commerce