19th March
On the road Northwest of Fort Myers is the tiny island called Matlacha, a place most people drive through to get to somewhere else. It is an old Florida fishing village home to many brightly coloured art galleries, island boutiques, seafood restaurants and traditional Floridian cottages that haven't been developed or gentrified; an unpretentious place with a real heart.
On the road Northwest of Fort Myers is the tiny island called Matlacha, a place most people drive through to get to somewhere else. It is an old Florida fishing village home to many brightly coloured art galleries, island boutiques, seafood restaurants and traditional Floridian cottages that haven't been developed or gentrified; an unpretentious place with a real heart.
The Olde Fish house Marina restaurant
with swamp music from the 'Fiddle Crab Band' and PoBoy blackened shrimp hoagies for lunch
Strange roadside shops
Pink painted palm out front
Local fisherman
A 'Heinz 57 varieties' rust rat still running with a Chevy chassis and a Cadillac 450cu" engine
Hippie creek
Great Blue Heron on the quay
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