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Hemingway Days to Spotlight Author’s Key West Legacy July 16-21
Ernest Hemingway lived on the tiny island of Key West during the 1930s, penning now-classic works that included “For Whom the Bell Tolls” and “To Have and Have Not.” Fans of adventurous living and writing can celebrate the Nobel Prize–winning author’s legacy Tuesday through Sunday, July 16-21, with events recalling his literary prowess and vigorous Key West lifestyle. Continue
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Paddleboarding in the Florida Keys
Stand-up paddling (SUP), or paddleboarding, is a perfect sport for fun, or to quietly enjoy our beautiful waters. Whether you participate in a secluded ecotour through backcountry flats or spend the day exploring the mangroves, SUP is an environmentally friendly way to explore the Florida Keys.
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