It was a beautiful morning to drive down to the keys, although the first place I went to was so flooded, I could not make it to the shoreline from all the water. So plan “B” kicked in. I drove down to the Caribbean Club in Key Largo to enjoy the calm mirror like reflection of the Sailboats on the bay.
The Caribbean Club on Key Largo, FL
Florida Keys
Florida Keys Canons along the shore
Whale Harbor at night with the old Florida Keys canons pointing out to sea
Florida Keys MilkyWay
Went down to the Florida keys Friday evening, in the hopes to catch a clear sky for seeing the MilkyWay. But the forecast was not that accurate. There were more clouds than I wanted, but there were breaks in the clouds so I could get some shots. I was taking this particular shot when a meteor fell into the image. Boy, that was something to see – it really made my night.
The light of the passing cars & Florida Keys MilkWay
The Light of the Passing Cars along the boardwalk with the Florida Keys view of the Milkyway
Carysfort Reef Lighthouse
Carysfort Reef Lighthouse is located about six nautical miles east of Key Largo, Florida
The light is about 100 feet above the water and was completed in 1852. Carysfort Reef is named for HMS Carysfort (1766), a 20-gun Royal Navy post ship that ran aground on the reef in 1770.
Bahia Honda Sunset
A Golden Sunset at Bahia Honda State Park, Florida Keys
