FIND OLD FLORIDA IN CEDAR KEY
You truly can take a
long peaceful nap, enjoying your privacy.
The area is so safe and tranquil that
we basically checked ourselves in.
We knew the name of our room, opened the
door, found the key on the night stand, dragged the luggage inside and took up
residence for three days.
The only drawback when
we stayed is that the place was a little too tranquil.
At least one made from
scratch breakfast was replaced with microwave fare and we never got to chit
chat with the innkeepers to get their suggestions on local legends, dining and
more.
In all fairness, one of the owners was gravely ill and a friend of theirs
was called in to pinch hit.
Though her breakfasts were less than memorable, she
did go on a pizza run for us when the local delivery joint’s driver never
showed.
Dock Street is the big
waterside attraction in Cedar Key. Roughly a dozen bars, restaurants, and shops
rest on stilts out over the warm waters of the Gulf.
The good news is that the
sidewalks are plenty wide for wheelers and there are lots of curbcuts.
The bad
news is that a few of the places can be reached only by steps, so Dock Street
is not 100 percent accessible to wheelchair-using visitors.
ORY CONTINUES TOMORROW -- APRIL 7
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