February 17

Boy, life has given some blows this week and also some awesome news. This is a post from a three time grandma, by grandson number three was born two days ago. So I have been some what preoccupied this week. But, here is a palm tree,  the original or the  edited one, which do you like better? a palm tree (1 of 3)a palm tree (2 of 3)

February 12

I love lighthouses, we visited this one on a very windy day. I was totally worth the drive. Beautiful beach and views. Standing tall and majestically along the south end of the Key Biscayne shoreline, the Cape Florida lighthouse is a staggering sight.

Florida shots (890 of 2035)

It’s not hard to imagine the towering structure once guiding mariners and fisherman in the 1800s, back before LED navigation lights and other standard lighting fixtures found on modern-day boats.

It’s a beautiful piece of history, left over from a not-so-kind history of Indian attacks, Civil War battles, hurricanes and other harrowing and heroic times in Florida history, and it’s a treasure that has withstood more than its share of wear and tear over the decades.

“It’s very peaceful there, very breezy and the water is extremely clear and clean

In fact, the Cape Florida Light – which sits as a stately landmark within Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park – remains the oldest standing structure in Miami-Dade County, though it has been reinforced and refurbished several times since its original build in 1825.  the keeper’s cottage is there also,  It’s a replica, of course, as are the antiques and artifacts inside, which give a glimpse of life as a secluded keeper’s family before Indians chased them away.

 

 

Boynton Beach, FL, February 11

I’ve been home for a week, trying to recover from the time difference. Catching up with work and all the normal stuff at home. I am trying to go through my photos, all  2035 + of them.  This photo has all the elements I enjoy, sea, sand, clouds and sun. Florida shots (341 of 2035)

I sat on one of these rocks for a long time watching the waves hit the rocks. Meditating to me. Then I started taking photos of it…these are from Boynton Beach, FL.

January 28

Imagine a historic Italian estate in a spectacular subtropical setting and you’ll begin to imagine Vizcaya! Built as the private winter home of American businessman James Deering in the early 1900s. Sneak peek of this gorgeous place.

January 27

Key Biscayne lighthouse

January 24

Some history, we visited Hemingway’s house. Here’s few shots from there.

January 22

Delray Beach art festival was packed, there was some beautiful art admire, but ended up not buying anything but farmers market has some tasty French bread

January 21

The beauty of the sea, clouds and sand. It does not matter if it’s not sunny I am at the beach anyway.Delray Beach

Delray Beach FL, January 20

Delray Beach- even if cloudy so lovely

January 19

First day of the holiday and the weather is fine, easy adjustment from winter weather to summer . Went to have drinks at nice bar in lantana Old key Lime house.

January 16

Florida shots (67 of 68)

Life is a beach, here are photos from Miami South Beach and  Boynton Beach. The fibe was a bit different.

The ones below are from South Miami, I had so much fun watching these girls pose to each other , taking selfies for the longest time.

 

January 15

 

Florida shots (46 of 68)

Everglades, we were so lucky we saw several alligators in their natural habitat, one came up right next to me as the boar was still – i can say I that I jumped a bit. I am rather proud of capturing this alligator with the baby alligator next to it. Everglades - Alligators-5