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Colorful Key West is one of America's true architectural and botanical treasures. On even the tiniest lanes, the locals have faithfully restored old wooden homes and adorned them with lush tropical trees and flowers. New restaurants and stores are popping up in the historic Bahama Village neighborhood, which was settled in the 19th Century by Bahamian immigrants. Hemingway loved coming here to mix with the hard-working locals at boxing matches and arm-wrestling contests.
The islands seafaring tradition lives on at the renovated Historic Seaport district, known locally as the Key West Bight. Dozens of shrimp boats once called this harbor home. These days, "the Bight" is a popular place to arrange a day on the water, whether you are a diver, snorkler, fisherman or eco-tourist. Others come just to stroll along the harbor walk or dine at one of the many restaurants.
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A group of us here in Key West have coordinated with local gay owned businesses to create an incredible weekend getaway for gay naturalists. Almost Heaven Parasailing is offering Naked Parasailing and The BluQ will both be offering special rates all weekend for daytime snorkel/sail adventures as well as sunset cruises. Snorkel the surrounding reef or marvel at the beauty of Key West sunsets with an all gay crew for an unforgettable experience.
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