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Seaside at The Gulf Coast

The Gallery quarter of Seaside, a picturesque neat little town at the Gulf

Pretty and tasteful architecture all over town

The post office in Seaside

Inviting nice beach chairs - come have a coffee with me, sit down please!

The way to the beach with dream colors in turquoise and blue


I'll bring more pictures about this paradise place at the Gulf coast, stay tuned!



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Sanibel and Captiva Island Photos

High palm tree and Florida clouds

Beaches with white sand they look almost like snow :-)

Entrance to the beach

Some wildflowers are still growing in the hot sand

Lined up and waiting...

...and fighting too...

One has always his mouth loud and open

Red wildflowers on the way to the beach

Yellow wildflower - it looks almost like a wild "Black eyed Susan"

A pretty butterfly enjoys the nectar of that blue flower

This were the last pictures I made of Sanibal and Captiva Island. There will more photographs come from other places like the Panhandle of Florida and it's coast. Stay tuned... :-)

A Visit to Captiva Island & Sanibel Island

Florida clouds and palm tree

Pelicans at Captiva Island fighting for food

A lonely fisher

A part of the beach at Captiva Island

The lighthouse of Sanibel Island

Single umbrella at the beach at Sanibel Island

Let's go to the beach...

Storm over the Everglades

The old Alligator Alley Road - or Highway 41

These beautiful sun ray came up after the sun disappeared

Have you ever seen a cloud like this? It looks more like a U.F.O. for me

It was of course NOT a U.F.O. even I would love to see one, though

It was dark already like in the night - but it was only around 3 p.m.

Can you imagine how high this wall of clouds were and to see this strange formation of that little cloud coming up - it was just a overwhelming feeling and very exciting

A tropical storm silhouette

The last time we drove trough the Everglades to Naples, FL a BIG storm came up. Immediately, the sky got dark, scary lightning flashed and then, the rain poured. In seconds the road was flooded and we had to stop and wait until the worst was over.

Then it was a magic game of mother nature, fantastic to watch, something I will never forget!

There is only one Everglades in the World.

Everglades National Park is the largest subtropical wilderness in the United States. The area boasts rare and endangered species, such as the American crocodile, Florida panther, and West Indian manatee. It has been designated an International Biosphere Reserve, a World Heritage Site, and a Wetland of International Importance, in recognition of its significance to all the people of the world.