Inspired by the legendary Long Key fishing camp the Valhalla Island Resort will be situated on 175 acres and a mile of beachfront property. Founder and CEO of Bass Pro Johnny Morris announced groundbreaking has begun on the new nature-based Fishing Resort. In 1972 Morris an avid angler began selling fishing lures out of […]
Go back in time when excavating shipwrecks off Key West was a thriving business. One man’s loss is another man’s gain as shipwrecks off the coast have provided the Keys with treasures for centuries. Since the 1500’s the coral reef that surrounds the islands was responsible for scores of shipwrecks as sailing ships often crashed […]
The aquamarine waters surrounding Key West are home to amazing marine life and local divers and fishermen are always bringing the biggest and best of the species to the Key West Aquarium. Opening during the Great Depression in 1934 this was the Keys first tourist attraction. The undersea world at the aquarium are packed with […]
The Wailers one of the most legendary groups in the world are at Crescent Moon Studios in Miami finishing their next album. Their last album ONE WORLD was the most downloaded reggae album of last year and also garnered a Grammy nomination. Emilio Estefan winner of 19 Grammy Awards is producing again with a host […]
Founded by railroad Tycoon Henry Flagler in the early 1900s to serve tourists arriving by train to the Keys, this small fish camp established the Florida Keys as the best fishing in America. With a two-story hotel and a deep water access marina located minutes from the Gulf Stream where the big fish play, […]
Directly on Route 1 in Robbinston, lies beautiful Mill Cove. This area is part of the Bay of Fundy and is rich with sea life. At low tide, it is a favorite place for families to walk on the sands and find starfish, shells, and sometimes clams! Mill Cove is a fantastic place to bring […]
If you are looking for an easy walk (with specific timing involved), look no further than Robbinston, Maine. A public pull-off is located right at the mouth of Mill Cove, and if you walk out 1 mile along the shoreline, you will find Pulpit Rock. This single mass of red sandstone is 38 feet high […]
Unexpectedly finding public art is an especially joyful experience. This unique installation by Eileen Travers next to the Jamestown Windmill at the Historical Society really got me smiling while I was on a sunrise shoot. “Yarn bombing” is most often done on a wall or fence or an object like a tree. My sister […]
We salute and say “thank you for your service”… But these Warriors struggling with PTSD (Post dramatic stress disorder) Are catching more than a thank you in Jacksonville Florida. DOG’S TO THE RESCUE!!! Whether you are a police officer coming home from a tough day or a wounded Warrior… Paws and Stripes offers dogs in […]
The property Woodburne Manor sits on, near Darby Creek, is thought to have been part of the Great Minquas Indian Path which linked Dutch fur trading posts, and later is believed to have been used as an encampment for British soldiers during the Revolutionary War. William Penn gave the land to Quaker botanist John Bartram, […]
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