Here's one I've posted before, but it definitely qualifies as odd -- a few years ago (July 2006 I think) we encountered two women dressed to the nines wandering Cruz Bay looking for some night life. Both were very loud and very drunk, they proceeded to tell their story to everyone within earshot - t...

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ccasebolt wrote:Welcome back!!! Where in FL?

We're in Fort Myers (Soutwest FL on the Gulf Coast) and we just love it!!!

My parents are in Osprey (just north of Venice) - I love it there! Good for you!

Welcome back!!! Where in FL?

Glad to hear that Luke is doing better. I will keep him my prayers...

Thank you Becky for your fabulous report and beautiful pictures! Made my day!

I wear capris with my hiking sneakers and socks on the way down (swap the sneakers for flip-flops while waiting for the bags in STT); same in reverse on the way back. Even in the snowy weather, a little bit of bare leg is fine as long as your feet are warm.

Total casual is just fine! There are only a couple of places that require more than casual (Caneel's Turtle Bay restaurant requests a collared shirt and long pants/khakis for men, Zozo's and some of the others would be fine with nice shorts), but for the most part total causal is what it's all about.

Very nice!

While viewing CNN's slideshow this morning I had been wondering whether any of our forumites might have submitted photos, then lo and behold, there were Mary Beth's! Totally made my day! Wow and congrats!!!

Gorgeous!

Fabulous pictures! I haven't snorkeled the mangroves in many years, but your pics have reminded me that I have to make it a priority next trip - which is this coming April! Thanks!

I have flown Jet Blue out of BOS many times and JB is my favorite airline hands-down.

Yes it does, and it doesn't seem to resemble a Nurse shark either...

So very sorry for you loss.

We tried this a few years ago - it was pretty cool; you don't have to go very deep or far from shore. We followed the recommendation of FF&4WD - the East End's Princess Bay. As I recall, entry was along the roadside and there was enough room to pull over and park there.