7:42, from the balcony.
7:46
7:49, outside to begin the last day walk
Cedar Key cupolas
City Hall solar panels
Mid 19th century tabby construction.
Later, brick.
Eagles club. An omen?
My balcony
Railroad trestle
This brown pelican was a little closer
These cars were separated by two spaces in the Park Place parking lot. And, perhaps, a judge.
View from the door of Unit 310
Balcony view
Cedar Key clams, Kaukauna cheese, Publix bread.
Armada on the Gulf. Don't these people have jobs? This is the busiest time of year in Cedar Key. To my surprise, Park Place was sold out Sunday and Monday nights. I told my neighbor I was jealous. Not only was he in my favorite unit, 331, he was there for a month. I booked it for my birthday when I checked out. That's November, I'm sure I'll be back 5 or 6 times before then.
On the water at 11:20
Into the Number 2 Channel
The dot on the upper right is a spoonbillThe early morning spoonbills were replaced by ibis and oyster catchers on the oyster bar
Black crowned night heron
Loon, off Astena Otie Key
Three bald eagles. I could not get an closer from the inner channel I had paddled into.
Oyster shells are sharpTo the Gulf side for a somewhat closer view of the eagles
I think this is Mom and 2 youngsters
Headed back towards town
Landed at 2
The plants on the right of the sidewalk were being planted as I went out. The snow, er sand fence is there to protect then as they take root. Photo at 2:27
Over the Number 2 Bridge at 2:33Several floating flocks of white pelicans from the Number 3 Bridge, 2:34
Number 4 Bridge , 2:35. On to the mainland, and, horrors, work. Clocked in at 5:07. Delayed by having to go inside to pay for gas at the Kangaroo Station in Wiliston. The things I do to save 2 cents a gallon.
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Another great Cedar Key post, like there is any other type.
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