from the Mountains to the Sea
One of the sunset cruise schooners departing Schooner Wharf as seen from the sunset pier while sippin a rum runner.... The light of the lowering sun lights the sails with a warm glow.
Sunset pier at the end of Duval Street in Key West Florida. The tradition is to sip rum runners while viewing the sunset from the pier while sunset cruise vessels traverse past on their way to view the sunset from off the coast. Too many rum runners can have one doing what's known as the "Duval Crawl" at the end of the night...
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The Captain of the vessel - "Appledore" while under way on a sunset champagne sail escursion.
Red sky at night; sailors delight,
Red sky in the morning; sailors warning
I sailed an ocean, unsettled ocean
Through restful waters and deep commotion
Often frightened, unenlightened
Sail on, sail on sailor
Sunsets glow on a cat of the coast of Key West, the Conch Republic.
While under way on our sunset champagne excursion, we were accosted on the high seas by the pirate vessel “Jolly Rover” who made a broadside pass alongside and fired her below deck guns. She undoubtedly had observed we had limitless champagne, ale and beautiful women on board!
The Captain's First Mate onboard the schooner - she had a radiant smile and personality
Sailing into the sunset. Ahhh....one only needs a little Jimmy Buffet music, Margaritaville and some great company and the day is complete...
Returning to Schooner Wharf after a beautiful sunset cruise off the coast of Key West
Returning to sunset pier and the dock areas from a sunset cruise confirms that the night's merriment and festivities are merely beginning
