DIVE REPORT: CALM WINDS & CLEAR VIZ
This Week’s Dive Report
After a windy few weeks, we had very nice conditions for diving all of this week. Visibility was stellar, with turquoise...
‘UNDERWATER WITH WYLAND’ – POP-UPS, PAINTERS & A LITTLE PIZZAZZ
The History of Diving Museum in Islamorada hosted its first-ever “pop-up” event with renowned marine life artist and conservationist Wyland. The painter treated audiences...
ARE YOUR PLANETS ALIGNED?
The summer solstice arrives June 20, bringing the year’s longest day and briefest night. At high noon our shadows will appear shorter than at...
Fitzpatrick wore many hats in Key West
If you have ever purchased a pair of one of the Southernmost City’s premier cultural contributions, Kino sandals, you have been within a coconut’s...
At sea, steering loss is a disaster
Picture this: It’s first thing in the morning and I’m topside looking out over Bonefish Bay in Bimini, Bahamas. Bimini is a short 50...
Bad Boys’ What-cha gonna do?
Bad boys, bad boys… what-cha gonna do when they name a song after you? Let’s explore some of the more hideous and repulsive songs...
DIVE REPORT: SPORTY SEAS AND SHARK AWARENESS DIVES
This Week’s Dive Report
Typically during this time of year, conditions are relatively calm. This week, the winds and water were fine throughout the week,...
WILD THINGS: THE AFTERNOON THAT HASN’T ENDED
It was mid June, hot as Hades and I was on the sidewalk outside of Harpoon Harry’s after lunch.
This was three years ago.
The heat...
INSIDE THE RAINBOW AT KEY WEST PRIDE EVENT
The Oxford dictionary defines a pilgrimage as the “act of journeying through a strange country to a holy place.” Throughout human history people have...
TAKE A SEAT: SIDEWALK CAFES ADD FLAVOR TO KEY WEST
Whoa, wait a second. What just happened?
Did a whole bunch of Key Westers just manage to agree on something?
Did city government employees, politicians and...
