Key West, the end of the road, the most flamboyant, decadent, debauched and pungent place in the Florida. Key… — Dave Barry
Key West, the end of the road, the most flamboyant, decadent, debauched and pungent place in the Florida.
Key West is Florida’s Florida—the place way down at the bottom where the weirdest of the weird end up; the place where the abnormal is normal.
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