Iggy's Beach

Bahamian Quilt

 The story of George and Olivia Adderley begins in the 1890's when they, along with other Bahamians, sailed from the Bahamas to the Keys. They lived in the upper Keys for several years and subsequently came to Key Vaca where they purchased 32 acres in the area now known as Crane Point. Their home, which George built himself, is made of Tabby, a concrete like material made of burned conch and other shells mixed with water and sand.

The Giving Tree

This old Douglas Fir in Stanley Park in Vancouver is getting a great big hug from Jaclyn. She visited this exact same tree when she was 4 years old.

Lazy Dayz

This is our happy place for Happy Hour. It is Lorilai's in Islamorada, the heart of the Florida Keys.

Beachcombing at Sombrero Beach

Natical Winch

Rainbow of Paradise

Key to the Key

Coconut Palm