Key West Pink!

We recently celebrated our 34 wedding anniversary on the island Key West, Florida, and my last few blogs have been been about that pretty place.


As I walked around the island I realized I was seeing quite a bit of pink! Pink everywhere -- from the bright pink of the private house above to the pale pink of the San Carlos Institute on Duval Street, below.

Also on Duvall Street was Jimmy Buffett's pink Margaritaville! Now where is my lost shaker of salt?

There is also a department store called Fast Buck Freddie's on Duval Street which had the most wonderful displays in the windows and inside, and I was charmed to find this pink feather holiday tree full of flamingo ornaments! Click on the photo to enlarge it for a better view.

They also had this pretty table setting which had flamingo designs mixed with pink plaid -- a snazzy combination, don't you think?

This sculpture called "Daydreams" by renowned Key West sculptor J. Seward Johnson was of giant pink skinned women dancing around a reclining man figure was outside the Key West Custom House Museum.

The sculpture was inspired by the Henri Matisse’s painting of “The Dance.”

Below is The Southernmost House on Key West. It was once a private residence, now it is a 13 room hotel.

Key West is also know as The Conch Republic, so pretty pink conch shells are sold everywhere!


One of the cab companies on Key West has bright pink cabs for hire!

There are many free roaming chickens on Key West and also many six toed cats. I couldn't find a pink chicken or cat but I did find these pink cat fence post decorations for sale in a booth in Mallory Square! Aren't they cute?

One of the best things to do in Key West is enjoy the spectacular sunsets at the sunset celebration that happens each night in Mallory Square.

Here are a couple of sunsets that turned the sky beautiful shades of pink!

I hope you enjoyed my Key West themed Pink Saturday post!

To see more wonderful pink posts visit Beverly at How Sweet The Sound for the list of all the blogs which are participating in Pink Saturday.

Thanks, Beverly, for hosting such a wonderful event each Saturday!