Circular instructions for the gray wall - on Main Street

The Cedar Cove Beach & Yacht Club

We did stay here once - some years back. I remember watching a spectacular storm move in across the water from our balcony. But that's about all I remember.

Boat ramp with low flying pelican

Far end of the dock ...

...on a cool day in January! Photo by Lois Anne.

Building on Main Street

As I recall, this building formerly housed a restaurant and may have also been a hotel.  I don't think it is occupied at the moment.  It's one of the older buildings on Main Street and has been "weathered" by the salty air, sun and wind.

The western shoreline

Photos by Lois Anne.

Paradise Parkway

An invitation to be a chairman or chairwoman on a cold, winter's day in Cedar Key

Let's go fishing!

Carriage sans horse

I don't know who owns this carriage but it is often used to provide tourists with a trip around Cedar Key.

Photo by Lois Anne.

The Cedar Key Pier - Theme Day Post

Favorite picture from 2014 is the theme for first day of the 2015.  This is mine for Cedar Key (Florida) Photos.

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The Seabreeze on the dock

We ate dinner at the Seabreeze for the first time in 1988. It was quite good. But "time makes ancient good uncouth" as the old hymn goes, or things change over time. There were years when people would drive to Cedar Key to eat dinner at the Seabreeze. Not so much anymore. It's still a fun place, dining on the 2nd floor, looking out over the Gulf of Mexico. But it's not the same; the spark is gone.

Condos for sale or rent

Posted! Capital City Bank

Peek-a-boo!

On the road (to Cedar Key) again!

Cedar Key, being 24 miles from the nearest main highway, is a magnet for bikers and you'll find a number of motorcycles in town any time you visit.

Canteen Cuisine on Cedar Key

That Old Gang of Mine

This is where (at least I believe it is true) the old Cedar Key gang meets for coffee in the morning to chew the fat and solve the problems of the world.

Airboat in for repairs

It appears this airboat, parked at the Auto Repair Center, could use a little bit of work.  Airboats are common in Cedar Key as many of the waters are very shallow - they're called "flats".  Airboats fly across the surface without getting entangled in underwater growth or old stumps, etc.

Winter solitude