The Phactors have gone south to avoid some winter. Cuba can almost be seen from a tall bar stool; it's only 90 miles away. This crazy looking pylon is the southern most place in the continental USA. A place on the big Island of Hawaii is actually further south. A lot of the people here seem to be Cuban and not sure why that should be the case. The drive out from the mainland reminds you how much of this land is only a little above sea level, a lot of the keys will be submerged before anything else gets flooded. Saw a Pine Key deer today; probably only 30" tall at the shoulder. Although they have increased in numbers there still are not very many of these small deer around.
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