Showing posts with label Treasure Island. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Treasure Island. Show all posts

Sunday, January 15, 2012

Treasure Island Kite Festival


On Saturday Wayne and I headed over to Treasure Island to check out the annual Kite Festival.

The weather was a little chilly, in the upper 50s, but, hey! it's January!
















Tuesday, January 04, 2011

Linda and Louie Back in Florida

Linda and Louie arrived back in Florida for their escape from winter up north.  This marks their second year of staying for three months.  They're camped out in Bradenton, about a 40 minute drive from me.


We spent the afternoon together yesterday, visiting Mazzaro's, and then over to Treasure Island and John's Pass. We spent a cool 5 minutes on the beach!  Brrrrrrrrr!  Then walked around John's Pass, then back to Treasure and dinner at Foxy's.  It is nice to have them close for the winter months!  And Ray and Iz plan a visit at the end of February.  The Linda Raymond Kids will ride again!
Under the new John's Pass Bridge.

Wednesday, April 30, 2008

Treasure Island

I got out of work at 2:00 pm today and decided that it is time to head back to the beach. It was a beautiful afternoon. I arrived around 3:00 pm and there was a nice breeze. The water has warmed up, and it's comfortable to walk along the waves. The wind whipped up my umbrella at one point, but luckily, my reflexes aren't that slow yet and I grabbed the pole as it flew out of the anchor.

I had on my sun block, so sat there in my beach chair, sans umbrella.

I decided that instead of my usual beach photos, I'd take a walk along Gulf Boulevard which runs along the beach. All of these photos were taken along that one stretch of road.




There were some unique mail box holders.

Under construction.















































This had a price tag of $1.5 million. The three lots together there could be had for around $5.5 million.


















































































































































































































































My Rabbit, parked right across the street from the beach house.

I went over to Philthy Phils for dinner, then back to the beach to watch the sunset. It was an amazing sunset. There were no clouds and the sun was a bright yellow orange ball. It was the first time I had witnessed it as so clear, and sinking slowly into the water. Breathtaking!