Prow of the wreck in the Number 2 Channel
Cedar Key Sunset
Monday, May 29, 2017
Cedar Key, Seahorse Key
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Cormorants for scale to show the highest point on Florida's west coast.
A snowy egret sees me off at 9:10
Memorial Day, 2017
Least tern nesting platform on the Atsena Otie Key pier
Seahorse Key, my destination.
Grassy Key
2 years after the birds disappearing from Seahorse Key
The birds were coming back.
Back at the Atsena Otie dock
Least tern
Lunch
Cannon, Cannon, and Canon (camera)
Bike ride
Paying my respects on Memorial Day.
No relation. Just like Cannon paddles and Canon cameras.
More family
Back in the kayak at 5:55
Landing at Cemetery Point Park. Writing in December, 2019, I do not remember the landing mat. And I have been here several times since May, 2017.
More than the prow of the wreck showing, as the tide goes out.
Old Glory flies on all patriotic holidays in Cedar Key.
Landed at 8:18
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About Me
- Dave
- I bought a used kayak in March, 2005 and began sending tales of trips to friends and family. That November, generous friends bought me a camera, Canon Powershot 400, so pictures were added to the tales. January 2007, I was able to add underwater photography, thanks to one of my brothers. I am now on my sixth camera. As of May, 2014, I have a Powershot 115 IS. When I began kayaking in 2005, I would search the Internet for paddling information, trip reports, and practical advice. I hope this site adds to your knowledge and enjoyment. My home in Winter Park, FL,north of Orlando,allows easy access to both coasts and all the spring fed rivers in between. Many Tales are day trips. No overnight stay required. I welcome your comments and will try to respond to any questions you may have. If you are in, or plan to visit Key West, call my brother, Andy Cannon, at 305-879-0862. If it floats, flies, fishes, swims, scubas, snorkels or sails, Andy can arrange your tour, rental or self-guided adventure. Happy Paddling!
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3 comments:
Dave, We are going to Cedar Key next week and have an interest in paddling to Seahorse Key. We have paddled from Tarpon Springs to Anclote Key a couple times,(3 miles)with no problem. Would your recommend this paddle for us?
Having just done the Anclote Key paddle once, I can't recall how it compares, but you should not have any problem. Of course, don't trust the forecast. Get out on the water and judge for yourself. If too rough, there are sheltered options in the interior of Way Key. If doing that, be aware of the tide. Major fluctuations, and oyster beds are not a paddler's friend
Thank you,
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