JoCo of Gulf Hammock has seen better times

The iconic old shack is falling into the sea

Barrels of Flowers - Lake Sumter Landing

Old engine in Gulf Hammock

This old engine is located off Highway 19 near Gulf Hammock, Florida. It is enclosed by a chain-link, barbed-wire fence. Must have some significance to someone.

Flag on the yardarm at sunset - Lake Sumter Landing

Hwy 24 in Otter Creek

Highway 24 is the only way to get to Cedar Key, Florida via land. From the small town of Otter Creek, it is about 24 miles to the island. This shows Highway 24 as it leaves Otter Creek heading toward Cedar Key.

Island Place

We've never stayed here, but it appears to be a nice place to stay in Cedar Key. It is located just west of the dock and adjacent to downtown.

Sunset through the trees

Barrels & benches - Lake Sumter Landing

Sunset over a Lake Sumter neighborhood

Another rural, fundamentalist (but non-Baptist) church

Cedar Key - a fishing and boating paradise

Another walk on the boardwalk - Lake Sumter Landing

Stormy weather

Main Street - Lake Sumter Landing (posterized)

One of the ubiquitous Denny's restaurants...

...just off I-75 in central Florida.

No oil on Cedar Key's beaches - yet...

Photo by Lois Anne.

Lots of funny signs

The theme for June 1 is "Funny Signs." Click here to view thumbnails for all participants

A Missionary Baptist Church in Central Florida

I'd guess there are hundreds of "missionary" Baptist churches in the rural areas of Central Florida.

For those who are fire hydrant challenged

The theme for June 1 is "Funny Signs." Click here to view thumbnails for all participants.