Showing posts with label Gingerbred Houses. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Gingerbred Houses. Show all posts

Friday, February 06, 2009

Key West Collage


Click in the picture to see it bigger....


Thank you to all my friends for all your kind comments and compliments to my post from yesterday. I don't feel very good today, I think I got a cold in very COLD Key West with an icy wind. That's the reason why I did this collage for you to show you as much impressions of my tropical island paradise, as I can.

See you later, I'll be back soon with more photos.

We are planning to drive back to the mainland today, it depends how I'll feel....

Tuesday, January 08, 2008

Last time Strolling down Duval Street -#1

Typical for Key West are the vibrant colors everywhere you go,
like on this very cute looking Gingerbred House



I love the very special details on this house



All the time is Hammock time in Key West!

Click on the picture and read the red sign and the street sign on the wall!



To say Good bye to something you liked for almost 7 years is not that easy. Someone told me once "Never look back" only forward.
But here I had to do it and it will be probably one of the last
"Look back" photos of Duval Street.

Tuesday, July 17, 2007

Architecture of Key West - Part II

It looks almost like a house out from a kids fairy tail book




House on Eaton Street - today there are two new palm trees planted



Side view of the Southernmost House


Gingerbred Deco is everywhere to see



Some famous Cuban General was living for a while in this pretty house located on Eaton Street

Monday, May 14, 2007

Gingerbred Fence


Do you want to know what's hidden behind this nice gingerbred fence? Come down here for a visit and discover it yourself! You will find this cute piece of wood work adorning most of the houses on this island - one of the many charmes for a photographer living in Key West.
Wenn du wissen moechtest, was sich hinter diesem huebsch geschnitzen Gartenhaag verbirgt, dann komm am Besten runter nach Key West und finde es selber heraus. Man nennt diese Holzarbeiten auch "Gingerbred-Schnitzereien" (Gingerbred heisst soviel wie Lebkuchen) und man sieht sie hier ueberall, an all den pittoresken Haeusern der Insel. Sie geben ihnen diesen tropischen Charme - ein Hochgenuss fuer jedes fotografische Aug.

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