Preamble:

Saturday January 18 was the first time I picked up my big camera since surgery back in the middle of December. Friends and wife talked me into a side trip to Cedar Key, FL from where we were staying in Cross City. After an excellent seafood lunch, we did about a two mile walkabout. Totally exhausting and probably a bit much, but so worth it to strap on a camera bag and walk. A huge step back to normalcy. Thank you, Ruth, Kimberly and Wayne.   

 

01_20 cedar key a DSC05352


First stop: outside the Cedar Key Arts Center

01_20 cedar key a DSC05352

Which way?
01_20 cedar key a DSC05352
01_20 cedar key arts three birds mural DSC05341

Starting life in 1881 as the Woolridge Building, this old building retired from last being the L&M Saloon. It has been used as the post office, a drug store, a hardware store, a bar and a barber shop. Since its retirement, it has become a drop-off for strange little objects and somewhat of an art presentation in its old age. 

01_20 cedar key arts three birds mural DSC05341
01_20 cedar key arts three birds mural DSC05341
01_20 cedar key arts three birds mural DSC05341
01_20 cedar key arts three birds mural DSC05341
01_20 cedar key lm door DSC05356
01_20 cedar key lm door DSC05356
01_20 cedar key lm door DSC05356
01_20 cedar key lm door DSC05356
01_20 cedar key lm door DSC05356
01_20 cedar key lm door DSC05356

Close-up


Just down the street:

01_20 cedar key bricks abd roots in oil DSC05379

As an Oil Painting


Cedar Key is a popular out-of-the-way tourist destination, but it is also a very popular pelican destination. Without counting, my bet is more pelicans than people.

01_20 cedar key bricks abd roots in oil DSC05379
01_20 cedar key bricks abd roots in oil DSC05379
01_20 cedar key bricks abd roots in oil DSC05379

January 18, 2020

 

 

Leave a Reply

Trending

Discover more from Bill's Journey

Subscribe now to keep reading and get access to the full archive.

Continue reading