Cole’s Peace Artisan Bakery 1111 Eaton St, Key West, FL (305) 292-0703
I took my kids to Key West Airport over the weekend. The Experimental Aircraft Association has a program called Young Eagles. The Key West/ Marathon Chapter gave the local kids an exposure to aviation. Pretty neat stuff. Pictured are my daughter Alice and Captain Dan. Dan’s day job is being a pilot for US Air and he’s a certified trainer for Air Bus. Thank you Capt. Dan for the nice memory.
It’s Memorial Day Weekend and that is the unofficial end of “The Season” here in the Florida Keys. We had a very good season in Key West. We are looking forward to a good summer season that usually brings visitors from Florida, the Southeastern United States and Europeans. I’m very grateful that I call Key West home. I’m also very grateful for the ultimate sacrifices made by the members of our military. Thank you.
Today is the one year anniversary of the sinking of the Hoyt S. Vandenberg off the coast of Key West. This historic naval relic was resurrected from the scrap heap and transformed into a spectacular dive site thanks to the efforts of two Key West visionaries, Joe Weatherby and Bill Verge. My wife Cathy and I had a ring side seat out on the water when they sank her. It’s a memory I will always have. Thanks Joe and Bill for your persistence and vision. We are a better community because of your hard work.
I’m happy as all get out about this new website for Cole’s Peace Bakery. A huge shout-out, hat’s off,round of applause and a big old WHOOP-DEE-DO to Wodu for the design; Red Mangrove Media for the great pictures and brother Brian for the attention to detail. Just like our Artisan Breads and sandwiches, this website is homemade and oozing with love.
We are blessed with incredible talent here in old Key West and it’s one of the reasons we all live here (that and The Green Parrot Bar). I’m going to use this blog to keep you posted on all the local goings on so put us on your favorites and stay tuned.
Right now I’m feeling lunchie. Maybe a Cobba-Lotta…
