When the day gets too hot to wander around outdoors, head inside the for some cool a/c at Flagler Station (Caroline & Margaret Sts.) to learn the fascinating story of the Overseas Railway

Naval Commander Matthew Fox replaces veterans’ flags in the Key West Cemetery prior to today’s 10am service at Bayview Park’s Vietnam Memorial

Boater Robbie does a little pre-event testing for Sunday’s Minimal Regatta at Schooner Wharf—his semi-submersible was built to race on the water, not in it

At Uva Wine Shoppe at 605 Simonton St., owner Mark offers Angela some recommendations and opinions on a few of his favorites

Sherry’s parasols are perfect for sunny island strolls—stay home during downpours, they’re not so good in the rain

Sister Jen and Mom Sandra are strong supporters of brother Grant’s super-secret, world-famous dressing and marinade—find them at tomorrow’s Truman Waterfront Market

When faced with this streetside tableau on Truman Ave, you find yourself having more questions than answers—as the sign says, Believe

You need professionals to control ‘skeeters— Tim of the Florida Keys Mosquito Control is the man to call, responding promptly with his favorite assistant, Happy

and pass some ribs—Pastor Anderson (2nd right) leads his St James First Missionary Baptist Church congregants in their weekly fundraising BBQ at Olivia & Terry Lane

Look for spray-can artist Martin to be back lighting up Duval St in his usual spot

With local waters looking so inviting, Tom and David decide to do a little spearfishing off the pier —care for something fresh for dinner?

Otherwise known as the Royal Poinciana, Delonix regia is a semi-evergreen species of flowering plant in the bean family native to Madagascar—enjoy our flamboyant Flame Trees.

after wave, after wave, pounding the Edward B Knight Pier—providing great backgrounds for vacation photo ops