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by weeblewobble46
Marietta, Georgia
October 14, 2010
From journal Key West Latitude and Attitude
by two cruisers
Ames, Iowa
August 20, 2006
From journal Key West Kudos
by Mamaofboyz
Key West, Florida
June 28, 2006
From journal Florida Keys
by susan alsup
Franklin, Tennessee
April 27, 2005
The driver told about the history of Key West, and as we passed the historic homes of the rich and famous, he shared local stories of their adventures. We spent the entire day getting on and off to see these spots, shop, and eat. I was saddened to see how touristy the place seemed. The crowds were tremendous, the wait was long at many restaurants, and we were told that this was the slower season. Still, I tried to imagine the place 20 years ago, and it blew my mind! The homes were awesome, having withstood hurricanes and tropical storms. I suppose the homes weathered better than its owners, for they seemed to all have vanished.
From journal Florida Keys Lost
by wa3hr
Bensalem, Pennsylvania
September 24, 2003
The tour guide who also is driving the tram is very knowledgable and quite interesting. He never seemed to be bored with giving the tour. He doesn't stop for pictures, but he does go slow enough to get some. The tour gives you plenty of ideas about where you may want to go to spend a little more time while on the island.
From journal Carnival Cruise From New York
by BeAdventureous!
Little Rock,, Arkansas
July 4, 2001
You pass the high walls of Hemingway's house to see cats strolling in the Florida sunshine. You go by the most southernly point, which is an isolated beach with a plaque commemorating this fact. It takes about 20-30 minutes and you have circled this island in the sun, that has inspired so many authors, poets, songwriters and artists.
From journal The Key to my Heart, Key West, Florida
by Tideone
Huntsville, Alabama
September 27, 2000
The trolley makes a narrated 90-minute trip around the island. Riding the trolley also allows a visitors to get on and off the trolley for dining, shopping or visiting attractions. But you must get on and off the trolley before it makes one complete trip around the island or you pay for another trolley trip.
From journal Key West - A Parrothead's Dream Come True