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How the rest of
the world sees
Key West
Take it easy in Hemingway's Key West
Earthtimes, UK -
Is it 4 pm or maybe already 5? Nobody cares much as details like that are
unimportant on the island of Key West on the southernmost tip of America.
Diving Santa raises money for children's shelter in
Florida Keys
MiamiHerald.com, FL -
Jason Schwenke is donning the Santa suit while going underwater in the Florida
Keys National Marine Sanctuary.
Coral Reefs Under
Attack From
Global Warming And Acidification Of Oceans
AHN - Dec 13 2007
The world's coral reefs are
being killed. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration said Thursday
that new research finds carbon emissions are threatening coral reefs. The
findings are timely as 2008 is the International Year of the Reef.
Worlds Best
Heading to
Key West
USMCA, GA -
Dec 5, 2007
Key West Sailing the Florida Keys
(305) 872-7474
About Us
Captain Bill Keogh has lived in the lower keys for over two decades and has made
his living on or in these waters as a naturalist guide, educator and
professional photographer. He has been published in numerous books, magazines
and publications throughout the world and co-produced the book written by Jeff
Ripple on the natural history of the Florida keys. National geographic, The
Nature Conservancy, World Wildlife fund, Florida Keys National Wildlife Refuges,
and many others have used his images.
SAILING CHARTERS
Imagine...
sailing across
waters the color of emeralds and diamonds, with a breeze blowing 15-20 knots and
your boat is as level as a pool table. Lolita, our 26 foot "Polynesian style"
catamaran, is the perfect ride through the shallow protected waters of the
Florida Keys. Be sure to bring your mask and snorkel to explore the shallow
grass and sponge flats that protect and nourish a multitude of marine creatures.
Hop into one of our kayaks for a leisurely paddle along a mangrove shoreline, or
just relax and enjoy the waters rushing under the trampoline between the bows of
our vessel. "Lolita" handles 4-6 passengers with comfort.
Contact us:
Captain Bill Keogh
(305) 872-7474
Email: keoghkey@aol.com
Please be sure to mention that you were
sent to them by Clyde's Key West Sailing.