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lamp_shade

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13. Take a trolley tour. Seriously.

Reply to bif (Original post)

Tue Apr 11, 2017, 04:29 PM

Apr 2017

I never used to bother with such. The couple we were with insisted and I have to say I enjoyed every minute (about an hour or so) and discovered things and places I never imagined. It was well worth it.

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Best things to do in Key West? [View all] bif Apr 2017 OP

drink.... dhill926 Apr 2017 #1

It is a great drinking town. bif Apr 2017 #8

ah man...you're killing me haha.... dhill926 Apr 2017 #12

Walk around! elleng Apr 2017 #2

We're walking our butts off! bif Apr 2017 #5

Eat your way through town jehop61 Apr 2017 #3

Eat the local seafood. DinahMoeHum Apr 2017 #4

Mallory Square at sunset. greatauntoftriplets Apr 2017 #6

Well, in 1972, my favorite thing was to get a loaf of Cuban Bread and a stick of butter Leghorn21 Apr 2017 #7

Drink and pet the chickens sailfla Apr 2017 #9

Book a place on a fishing/party boat Warpy Apr 2017 #10

Duval St and Mallory Square at Sunset. Great fun. Get there an hour before sunset amuse bouche Apr 2017 #11

Take a trolley tour. Seriously. lamp_shade Apr 2017 #13

Blue Heaven for breakfast and Santiago's for tapas chelsea0011 Apr 2017 #14

Check your suitcase, i stowed away. lol SummerSnow Apr 2017 #15

Romantic splurge?....drive up to Little Palm Laura PourMeADrink Apr 2017 #16

Visit the Key West Butterfly and Nature Conservatory LNM Apr 2017 #17