A stunning sunset view of the 7 mile bridge. DANIEL EIDSMOE/Contributed
Our theme for DECEMBER is HOLIDAYS AT HOME. Since many of us cannot travel to be with loved ones this year, we wanted to hold our favorite memories near. Send us your favorite holiday moments from years past or this one to make this season merry and bright.
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Sunrise on Boot Key Harbor. LORETTA ALKALAY/Contributed“Try to be a rainbow in someone else’s cloud.” Maya Angelou. Rainbows are something I am always grateful for. This one was at Tavernier Creek. MELINDA VAN FLEET/ContributedBella on the par 3 golf course on Key Colony Beach. Owner Matt Howell thanks the Marathon FKSPCA and Tara Vickery for all they do and for bringing Bella into his life. MATT HOWELL/ContributedPinecone wearing his skull bandana as he sniffs for buried treasure near Florida Bay. STACEY HENDERSON/ContributedRobert A. Young Jr. is a Vietnam veteran who served in the U.S. Marine Corps from 1968 to 1972. MARY WARD/ContributedLucy soaking up the beautiful day in paradise on our boat. SUSAN MARCHETTI/ContributedTaking a drink by our backyard pool near Sombrero Beach. C.M. BISHOP/ContributedRochester grateful after a day in the beautiful Keys. TERESA HOLMES/ContributedMark Belile served as a tank turret repairman in the Army from 1984 to 1988. He was stationed in Germany. CONTRIBUTEDGrateful for Lucia’s smiles and coconuts in Key Largo – some of our favorites! MARI NOVO/Contributed
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