Forget Sanibel where resorts replaced fishing shacks and Cedar Key’s fog wrapped wharf stays quiet
Morning fog drifts across weathered wooden planks where working shrimp boats dock at dawn. Cedar Key’s historic wharf emerges from the mist like a forgotten chapter of Florida’s Gulf Coast story. While resort towers crowd Sanibel Island 120 miles south, this cluster of small islands maintains the quiet rhythm that made Florida coastal towns legendary. … Lire plus









