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A Touch of Bermuda at Truman Annex
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- Minimum stay:7 nights
- Internet:Yes
- Pets considered:Yes
- Wheel chair accessible:N/A
Property description
NEWS BULLETIN. I have opened up the weeks between July 30 and October 1 so I will make sure we have a win-win by reducing my rate for those weeks. Now on to my vacation home. Envision yourself relaxing in a beautiful wood framed conch cottage with overhead fans lazily turning below the sloping tin roof in the heart of Old Town in Key West. This is the best value in Key West as it is no cookie cutter small rental condo but a private home in the Shipyard section of the Truman Annex with its gated entrance and 24 hour security. Our Bermuda-style cottage is steps away from sunning yourself on the beach, at the pool or enjoying the excitement of Duval Street with its many award winning restaurants, unique shops, creative art galleries, lively bars and bawdy night clubs. The famed Mallory Square and the water activities are also a short walk away. And value? How about free reserved and secure parking? High speed internet connection and a beach pass for your entire group to the Ft Zachary Taylor State Park beach?.
We also offer themed getaways for your honeymoon; anniversary; birthday or a week of romance.
We know you will enjoy our home as well as Key West. On my living room walls are paintings I have purchased in Cuba from my humanitarian and education trips to the island. The colorful and yet relaxing paint hues on the wall are from my visits to Bermuda which is why I call my vacation home 'A Touch of Bermuda in Key West'.
The bedroom configuration is the best. The master bedroom suite is upstairs and separate from the downstairs bedroom and bathroom. Both parties have great privacy by not sharing a bathroom between two bedrooms.
You will want to be outside much of the time so sit on my front porch facing picturesque Southard St. and say hello to your neighbors. Or for privacy, the very large back deck with comfortable chairs for reading and a dining table for six for a relaxing dinner under the stars is just the ticket.
Pets by special permission. No short weekend stays. It's not permitted by home owner association rules.
The Truman Annex is a former Naval base in the heart of Old Town in Key West. President Harry Truman used to vacation here so this residential complex is named after him. There is a wonderful tour available in the home he used as his summer residence. Duval Street is two blocks away. The pool is 100+ steps out my back garden gate down a pebble path. The best beach in Key West, Ft. Zachary Taylor State Park is within walking distance and I have a beach pass for your stay. The famed sunsets at Mallory Square are short walk away as are the many tourist attractions such as Hemingway House; the Aquarium and Mel Fisher's Treasure Museum. And if water sports are your thing, the snorkel, scuba and fishing trips all start at the local pier within walking distance of my cottage.
Golf: There is an 18 hole golf course in Key West which is open to the public. It's not Pebble Beach or Augusta National but you can keep your game up to snuff by playing a new course. The links are within a short drive from my cottage but alas, this is one attraction not in walking distance. Good luck in breaking par.
Other Activities: Some really fine dining at award winning restaurants. On the walls of my living room, I have a painting of the Blue Heaven restaurant, one of my very favorites. It is quintessential Key West.
Come on down.
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Property Type
- Cottage
- 1200 sq. ft.
Accommodation Type
- Vacation Rental
- Catering Available
Onsite Services
- Massage
Minimum Age Limit For Renters:
You must be 25 years old to sign the contract to stay....moreless
Children Welcome:
I have two daughters so how could my home not be kid friendly. I have board games, movies for young ones and cards. I hope your kids will be outside most of the time but I do have these indoor activities....moreless
Limited Accessibility:
I can't officially call my home ADA approved but there are no stairs to get into the front door from the sidewalk and since there is a bathroom and bedroom on the ground floor, this can work for some handicapped persons....moreless
Non Smoking Only:
But feel free to enjoy a smoke on the back deck or front porch....moreless
Bedrooms: 2 Bedrooms, Sleeps 6, Beds for 6
- Bedroom 1
- Bedroom 2
- Other (See Description)
- King size beds (1) Besides the high thread count sheets and pillow cases, the mattress with a cover is as comfortable as they come., Twin or Single Beds (2) These really are 3/4 beds as part of a trundle bed. Very comfortable mattresses and high thread count sheets. You deserve the best., Baby Cribs (1) It's sort of a hybrid padded playpen and crib. Many a family have told me this worked very well for their baby or young toddler., Sleep Sofa or Futons (1) I know. You remember the iron bar poking you in the back. Well there is an iron bar but the mattress is extra thick so you'll sleep the night away. The high thread count sheets won't hurt either....moreless
Bathrooms: 2 Bathrooms
Other Amenities
Take one and leave one. I try not to let sappy novels stay on the shelf although I know this is vacation....moreless
- CD Player
- DVD Player:
If it rains, I have Scrabble, I think Monopoly and card games....moreless
Satellite / Cable:
(3) The cable selections include local Key West information channels that highlight many of the wonders of our island....moreless
There are flat screen TV's with cable in the living room and both bedrooms....moreless
- Adventure
- Family
- Historic
- Romantic
- Sports & Activities
- Tourist Attractions
- Arboretum
- Botanical Garden
- Churches
- Cinemas
- Festivals
- Health/Beauty Spa
- Library
- Live Theater
- Marina
- Museums
- Nude Beach
- Playground
- Restaurants
- Ruins
- Synagogues
Local Services & Businesses
- ATM/Bank
- Babysitter
- Fitness Center
- Groceries
- Hospital
- Massage Therapist
- Medical Services
Leisure Activities
- Antiquing
- Bird Watching
- Boating
- Eco Tourism
- Horseback Riding
- Photography
- Scenic Drives
- Shopping
- Sight Seeing
- Walking
- Wildlife Viewing
Sports & Adventure Activities
- Basketball Court
- Cycling
- Deepsea Fishing
- Fishing
- Golf
- Hiking
- Jet Skiing
- Kayaking
- Paragliding
- Parasailing
- Pier Fishing
- Roller Blading
- Sailing
- Scuba Diving Or Snorkeling
- Snorkeling
- Snorkeling/Diving
- Sound/Bay Fishing
- Swimming
- Tennis
- Water Skiing
- Wind-Surfing
- Child's Highchair
There is a formal inside dining room that can seat four to six people OR a round table for dining on the back deck. Your choice....moreless
- Dining Area
- Seating for 6 people
Air Conditioning:
It's central air that works very well. Please don't put the temp too low so that the condenser freezes and you have NO AC. Low 7-0's will feel like 68 compared to outside...moreless
- Broadband Access
Clothes Dryer:
New full size front loading dryer so you can actually dry all your clothes at once...moreless
- Hair Dryer
If there's a 'cold' snap, the AC unit can be put on heat so your are comfortable ...moreless
- Iron & Board
Linens Provided:
You deserve the best so I hope the 800 thread count linens reflect that...moreless
Living Room:
See the photos but there is a couch, love seat, flat screen TV along with a DVD player....moreless
Reserved and secure in the Shipyard parking lot behind my cottage....moreless
Parking Off Street:
You have reserved and secure parking which is steps away from my back garden gate....moreless
If calling locally in Monroe County, you don't need to use the 305 area code. Not many U.S. towns can make that claim anymore...moreless
- Towels Provided:
Washing Machine:
This is a brand new full size front loader washer, not some little apartment unit....moreless
- Wireless Internet:
- Wood Stove:
Catering Available:
Look in my Yellow Pages. If you want to be figuratively and literally catered to on your vacation, there are services in town who will do so....moreless
Coffee Maker:
You can make 12 cups at a time or go to the corner Deli and get a Cuban cafe con leche...moreless
Cooking Utensils:
If you don't find everything you need, let me know. I try and have little touches from the deveiner for the Key West Pink Shrimp to an egg slicer....moreless
- Dishes & Utensils:
If you want CLEAN dishes and glasses, please test out my dishwasher...moreless
- Ice Maker
I know you're not on vacation to cook BUT my fully equipped kitchen will allow you to make that gourmet meal to celebrate some special occasion....moreless
It's 1000 watts so you don't have to wait long for the popcorn to pop or the leftovers to be heated....moreless
Electric. I wish we had natural gas in Key West but it'd be hard to get gas pipes laid in the limestone and coral that make up the keys....moreless
Pantry Items:
You shouldn't have to buy spices, salt, pepper, sugar, sweetener, mustard, mayonaise, olive oil and the like so you don't. I have these items stocked unless the previous guest cooked for a crowd....moreless
There's an ice maker so you have the ice you need for margaritta's and pina coladas....moreless
Electric. It works super well but I frankly miss the natural gas I have in my other home up north...moreless
Of course you need toast or a bagel in the morning....moreless
Well it's really my front porch with comfortable chairs to have a glass of wine and say hello to the passerbyes....moreless
Available to rent or have someone take you out down at the marina....moreless
Deck / Patio:
Perfect to entertain yourselves or guests. The table can sit up to six people and you can eat out every night if you choose. But if it rains, I do have the formal dining room inside....moreless
Stock Island, the next island over from Key West has an 18 hole course. It's not Pebble Beach or Augusta but it no little putt putt course either....moreless
Kayak / Canoe:
Some wonderful Eco tours are available day and night....moreless
Outdoor Grill:
The fire department just added new regulations that do not allow those with transient licenses to have a grill within 10 feet of a structure. So sorry to say there is no grill....moreless
RatesCurrency Conversion
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High Season
Nov 12 - Apr 29, 2017
7 night min stay
My Standard Rate
7 night min stay
Additional information about rental rates
- Refundable Damage Deposit $350
- Pet Fee $50 + tax
- Tax Rate 12.5%
The cleaning fees are included in the rental price. If there is excessive cleaning needed such as from pets, I take the additional charges for my houskeeper from the deposit.
A refundable deposit takes property off the rental market. The rent itself is due 60 days before you arrive. You can pay either by credit card through Pay Pal or by personal check.
Owner's cancellation policy:
Policy available by contacting owner when booking
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Blue Heaven
- Restaurant
- 0.1 miles to rental
- View on map
Car: Not Necessary
The Shipyard section of The Truman Annex is THE best place to stay in Key West. Duval Street is two blocks away and the best beach in Key West, Ft. Zachary Taylor State Park is about 800 yards in the other direction. Everything you want to see or do is within an easy walk.
Owner info
Year Purchased: 2005
About the owner: I'm a semi retired guy who was in the television and marketing/public relations industry and is now a professional character actor/singer on stage and I teach Marketing and Public Relations at a university in Boston, MA every Fall. My oldest daughter was married here in Key West and it's a special place for me.
Why the Owner Chose Truman Annex, Key West, FL, USA:
I always had TAE (Truman Annex envy) when my two daughters and I were visitors and renters in Key West. I vowed I'd live here one day and when I sold my public relations firm in 1999, I bought a small two bedroom,one bath condo and later this much larger two bedroom, two bathroom cottage. I am in Key West at least six months a year and rent out my home when I am not in town.
The Unique Benefits at this Cottage:
A Touch of Bermuda in Key West is my 'friend with benefits' as everything I want to see or do is within walking or biking distance. One couldn't ask for more.
Contact us
- Primary: 6174073394
Links to more information:
- CLICK HERE - My website
- Click Here to see All My Rental Listings
Welcome to our Bermuda-style cottage in the Truman Annex
Enjoy my indoor dining room
And the double sink bath is for your enjoyment.
Two 3/4 beds in the downstairs bedroom are super comfortable
While you relax outside, enjoy our tropical garden
Our nice sized Pool is steps away down the pebble path.There's WIFI signal there
Welcome to my living room with the stairs leading to the master beroom.
You'll love the king bed with a VERY comfortable mattress & high thread sheets
Here's the view of the living/dining room from top of the stairs.
Your culinary talents will be supported by my fully equipped kitchen
If you want to cook your catch of the day, my new grill will make that possible
The nearby Ft. Zachary Taylor State Park Beach You can snorkel by the rocks.
This listing was first published here in 2005.
Date last modified - Monday, July 25, 2016
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Fresh Tomato & Black Olive Pizza
Fresh tomato slices and chopped olives make a simple topping for this easy homemade pizza. If you want something more hearty, add slices of precooked chicken sausage before topping it with cheese. No time to make homemade dough? Look for whole-wheat pizza-dough balls at your supermarket. Check the ingredient list to make sure the dough doesn't contain any hydrogenated oils. Serve with a mixed green salad tossed with a creamy herb dressing.Yield: 5 servings
Active Time: 35
Total Time: 120
Thin-Crust Whole-Wheat Pizza Dough
- 3/4 cup plus 1 tablespoon lukewarm water (105-115°F)
- 1 package active dry yeast (2 1/4 teaspoons)
- 1 teaspoon sugar
- 1 cup whole-wheat pastry flour (see Tips)
- 1 cup bread flour or all-purpose flour
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1 tablespoon extra-virgin olive oil
- 2 tablespoons fine cornmeal
- All-purpose flour for dusting
- 2 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
- 1 clove garlic, minced
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon freshly ground pepper
- 3 plum tomatoes, sliced
- 1/4 cup chopped black olives
- 8 ounces fresh mozzarella cheese, thinly sliced
- 1/4 cup chopped fresh basil for garnish
- To prepare dough: Stir water, yeast and sugar in a large bowl; let stand until the yeast has dissolved, about 5 minutes. Stir in whole-wheat flour, bread flour (or all-purpose flour) and salt until the dough begins to come together.
- Turn the dough out onto a lightly floured work surface. Knead until smooth and elastic, about 10 minutes. (Alternatively, mix the dough in a food processor or in a stand mixer with a dough hook. Process or mix until it forms a ball. Continue to process until the dough is smooth and elastic, about 1 minute more in a food processor or 4 to 5 minutes more on low speed in a stand mixer.) Place the dough in an oiled bowl and turn to coat.
- Cover with a clean kitchen towel; set aside in a warm, draft-free place until doubled in size, about 1 hour.
- Position rack in lower third of oven; preheat to 450°F. Brush oil over a large baking sheet. Sprinkle the baking sheet with cornmeal to coat evenly.
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- Tips: Whole-wheat pastry flour is milled from soft wheat. It contains less gluten than regular whole-wheat flour and helps ensure a tender result in delicate baked goods while providing the nutritional benefits of whole grains. Find it at large supermarkets and natural-foods stores. Store in an airtight container in the freezer.
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Skip to comments.Court: Man can't name filly 'Sally Hemings'
Posted on 08/07/2007 12:57:59 PM PDT by Trust but Verify
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Hillary has legs like a clydesdale and, no doubt, a mudder
I bet "Hillary" wouldn't get approved either...
The guy wants to name his horse, not his horse's ass...
What say ye?..........................
They don't let nags in the thoroughbred races.......
Well, I'm thinking I would rename the horse "Judge Alice Batchelder."
The owner finds there are limits to "free speech." Then begs the question does the constitution really guarantees us "free speech"? Or guarantees us "limited speech" instead? Is the term "free speech" a misnomer?
if I remember correctly, you can't name a horse after a living person without their approval—back in the seventies there was a filly named Chris Evert. I don't know what the problem with Sally Hemings is.
Good Point! I feel sorry for the horse! What kind of a name is "Awaiting Justice"?
Was it a black horse? Maybe it was a white horse.
He must have decided to name the horse after Michael Vick.
There's a dark horse joke in there somewhere. Some would even say that the judge was niggardly in her understanding of freedom of expression. (I know some congress people haven't gotten around to looking up the word and forbid it's use in conversation.)
Subject: FW: Texas politics
Texas Politics
A man walked into a bar in Central Texas, and ordered a drink.
While he was sitting at the bar watching T.V., one of Hillary's political ads came on.
After it went off, he stood up and announced to everyone, "Hillary is a horse's ass!"
The bartender reached under the bar and brought out an oak club about 18 inches long and hit the man square across the head, knocking him off his stool and onto the floor.
After a minute or two, the man got up, straightened himself up and said to the bartender, "I'm sorry. I didn't know this was Hillary country."
"It's not!" replied the bartender." It's horse country".
Liberals love scandals, whether they're true or not. IIRC, comparisons of DNA from Sally Hemings' clan proved that they were not Thomas Jefferson's descendants, but in a lineage from a different member of the family. Other historical accounts had Hemmings leaving the Thomas Jefferson home before she reached puberty.
My take is that the big reason this Jefferson/Hemmings story got legs is idiot democrats trying to make everyone look as bad as Clinton.
I thought it was determined that the DNA trace was to "a Jefferson male" (they just couldn't tell which). Sally herself was the half-sister of Thomas Jefferson's beloved late wife (his father-in-law having fathered Sally with a slave and her maternal grandfather was a White sea captain), and was 3/4ths White. The claim that TJ might've had intimate relations with her given all this is certainly not beyond the realm of likelihood. But do we know 100% ? Nope.
True, there's already a nag named Hillary.
Like it.
Of course it does. He can name his horse anything he wants.
But he cannot force The Jockey Club, a private society, to enroll a horse with that name in their records.
....does anyone have a "Leering J@CK@@$"/Mule.
NO doubt, her mudder was a mudder; her father was a mudder. Oh ya, they like the slop.
It looks like the better headline would be Court agrees Jockey Club can set naming standards for itself.
This guy is going to a lot of trouble and not using his brain. If he wants to honor Sally Hemings, he could name the horse "Sally H" or if he is trying to poke fun at The issue of Thomas Jefferson for having an African lover, he could name the horse "ThomsBabe" or similar.
There is a long tradition of strange names for race horses. Also, some owners like to pull pranks that strain the pronunciational abilities of track announcers. That's one reason there are so many rules governing the naming of horses, such as the number of letters or syllables in the name.
Dan Galbreath had a racehorse named Roberto, after Clemente.
Clydesdales have long, strong, unflabby legs. Take it back, you cur.
True that, Clydesdales are fine strong beautiful creatures worth their weight in gold.
Unlike the old horses ass known as Hillery.
In proportion, Clydesdales have better legs than Betty Grable, I agree.
Drop those onto a Chairman Mao pant suited heifer and they ain't pretty (was my point)
Cur? Varlet, please. But a cur?
"To be sure, the First Amendment protects horse owners' rights to free speech, and we do not foreclose Mr. Redmond indiscriminately from asserting that right, but the right to free speech is not absolute in all contexts," Batchelder wrote.
What say ye?
As others have said, Redmond can call his horse anything he wants. But if he wants to race it at a public track, "names that may be offensive to religious, political or ethnic groups" won't be approved.
It's common sense, and common law under our 'fighting words' type codes.
Now, - its your turn, -- what say you?
He should appeal. As a quite literal gatekeeper for the state, they aren't really a private organization.
I agree with the Club. It's their club and their right to have the rules for their members. He can call his horse anything he wants, but to race it must have a "club approved" name. (as an aside, many horses have 2 names anyway, one for the papers and one for the owners' privately. This is not government suppression of "Free Speech" by any s-t-r-e-t-c-h. Coming around the far side, or not....
Since you *can* obtain "special permission" to use names of famous or notorious people do you think if the owner was a black woman they'd not grant such permission? Remember, they're a literal gatekeeper for the state here and as such should not be allowed the broad rights afforded to truly private organizations.
So you agree he has a "blanket protection" for free speech in his private name for his horse?
It is really extra-Contstitutional as to whether he wants to call his horse this or that. The Constitution is meant to put limits on government, not people........
As others have said, Redmond can call his horse anything he wants. But if he wants to race it at a public track, "names that may be offensive to religious, political or ethnic groups" won't be approved.
It's common sense, and common law under our 'fighting words' type codes.
Since you *can* obtain "special permission" to use names of famous or notorious people do you think if the owner was a black woman they'd not grant such permission?
Other blacks, or political supporters of Jefferson could [probably would] find the name offensive, as Sally is still a controversial political figure.
Remember, they're a literal gatekeeper for the state here and as such should not be allowed the broad rights afforded to truly private organizations.
Correct, the jockey club are gatekeepers for a public event. 'Fighting word' names for racehorses are not a wise mix with gambling/booze.
That is a good point.
One wonders why his reasons, if any, were not included in the article.
Seems a rather foolish waste of time and money to sue the Jockey Club over this.
I once had a pure bred dog, and officially registered him with the AKC name Ludwig Von Budweiser.His "real" name was Bud.
The AKC also reserved the right to deny owner submitted names for official registration, according to their guidelines.
Had they challenged the name, I can't think of a single reason I would have sued over the situation.
Around that same time, there was a horse named "Shecky Greene", after the comedian of the same name. The owners, of course had his permission (the comedian's, not the horse's.)
So you agree he has a "blanket protection" for free speech in his private name for his horse?
It is really extra-Contstitutional as to whether he wants to call his horse this or that.
You just agreed that to race at a public track, the jockey club could [constitutionally speaking] limit what he 'calls' his horse. - You can't have it both ways.
The Constitution is meant to put limits on government, not people........
All people living in the USA are 'limited' by our supreme "Law of the Land".
As servicemen, we swore an oath to support & defend. ALL of us are so obligated, as per our oath of Citizenship. -- So -- We the People can't run about calling publicly raced horses by names that may be offensive to religious, political or ethnic groups. - Those are 'fighting words' under common law.
How about Camilla..it kind of fits.
Remember her? She used to be known as the next female Supreme Court justice.
How about "Intifada NYC"?
quick, get that horse a TShirt!
No, I didn't know that.
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Seems a bit bold to have so much faith in this game to me. I'm just hoping it's at least better than XIII.
What about it?
They are some loud people.
Never played Starwing before. Sure does look a lot like Star Fox though.
To be fair in that demo all you had to do was hold down one button to win. But to assume the whole game is going to be exactly like that is foolish.
Not really. Wasn't really that great. I will wait for reviews before decided to drop $60 on this game.
I doubt it will hit 10 million, or it will take few years to do so. I think most will find it's as boring as XIII.
Remember playing this on 360. It was okay I guess.
What does that even mean? No human takes a whole week to be born. Hence the word having DAY in it lol.
Probably because they are student projects. I remember having to do stuff like this for my capstone. I imagine they got pretty good grades.
It looks a good bit slower compared to UT and Q3.
She could use those things as a parachute woot!
No, the industry can't be taken seriously anymore because we cave to those that bitch about such things in the first place. It's a video game character butt, deal with it.
Same here. Getting StarFox and R&C.
This actually seems really cool. Just dumb they felt the need to throw the Metroid Prime title on it. Just straight up calling it Federation Force would have been better.
They were just thinking of the virtual knuckle babies!
I knew some pentecostals that were super duper christians. Bunch of freaks if you ask me. It was against their religion to even go into a movie theater. No joke.
I'm assuming if that is the real controller it will be exactly how the Wii U is. Only one will be allowed per system and they will create a Pro Controller for multiplayer. Hopefully all games support this new Pro Controller as well.
I probably would have paid $50 if it included the classic versions. Will just buy the $20 version now.
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PASADENA, Calif. Saturday nights in Pasadena are like Sunday mornings in the Bible Belt. Here, the object of worship is the automobile, and its intensity makes the Aztecs' sun-lust seem half-hearted. As the spring sky slowly turns Ferrari red, scores of vintage cars glide into a parking lot outside the Fuddruckers restaurant for a weekly chrome-and-steel fashion show ruled by custom '30s Ford hot rods, souped-up '50s Chevys and beefy '60s muscle cars of all stripes.
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Viva los Nerdcars!
I like Roadrunner Superbirds, personally.
Here's a nice one.
You can almost smell the cheap aftershave swinger smell from that car, eh?
Every single time I see an AMC car I think: "What happened? Have I been thrust into a parallel universe, where cars are ... not quite ... right???"
I don't know about them being reliable - just something about their styling was so ... strange.
I have to admit, I miss the "Mysterymobile".
Yeah, it is. I'm just wonderin' what it's doin' with a hoodscoop off a Coronet R/T.
1979 Subaru Brat. Yes, I drove one for six years.
Behold the AMC Pacer:
SO CLOSE to being a cool-looking ride, and yet ... so far away!
It really did well in 4WD, even getting around icy, hilly SW Pennsylvania streets in winter where huge Ford 4WDs couldn't.
But everything seemed to go to hell after 50,000 miles.
Hey, it's that time of year again...Play Ball!
The Comet was originally to be sold by Edsel dealers as their small car entry, unfortunately, the plug was pulled on Edsel in late 1959, just after the 1960 models were introduced. Interesting factoid: of the 62 Model 76 Edsel convertibles made, over 50 still survive!
The very first porsche ever made, 1948 356 Roadster. This is a one of a kind. Nerds need not apply. &;-)
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Lake Wales police lieutenant arrested
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LAKE WALES - A Lake Wales police officer with a record of many commendations, including an officer of the year award, has found himself on the wrong end of the law.
Lt. Bobby Smith, 46, was charged with driving under the influence, fleeing to elude a law enforcement officer, possessing an open container of alcohol and running a stop sign following a Wednesday night traffic investigation.
According to a Polk County Sheriff's Office report, an Avon Park police detective observed a car traveling erratically north on U.S. Highway 27. As the detective's vehicle and the observed car approached Lake Wales, the Lake Wales Police Department was called to assist in a traffic stop.
When Lake Wales police arrived to stop the subject vehicle, a 1990 red, two-door Dodge, the driver chose to flee the scene, police reported. A short pursuit ensued and the driver stopped a second time.
Since the site of the second traffic stop was in the unincorporated area of the county, sheriff's officers were called to the scene.
At approximately 8:15 p.m., sheriff's deputies responded to the area of U.S. 27 and Harden Avenue near Lake Wales and arrested Smith, who was off duty at the time and operating his personal vehicle, authorities reported.
A field sobriety test was performed at the Polk County Jail in Bartow and Smith's blood-alcohol content tested from .16 percent to .162 percent, according to the Sheriff's Office.
The Lake Wales Police Department reported that the incident is under review and that Smith has been placed on administrative leave without pay.
According to Lake Wales police, Smith began his career with the department on Jan. 25, 1988. In addition to receiving 17 department commendations and 19 citizen commendations, he was named the 1991 Lake Wales officer of the year in and the August 1992 officer of the month.
Smith is currently assigned as a watch commander in the patrol section. His annual salary is $56,528.
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