2 things I love about Lewis’s vids… 1. The sounds he makes when he’s confused. Whaaaaaaaaa 😂 2. The amount of times he realizes he’s actually American. 😭
Never in my 56 years have I ever seen someone so envious and desperate to come to the United States! LOL! Don't worry, son, you'll get here one day, and I hope it's everything you've always thought it would be.
My daughter lived on Key West and rather than inconvenience her roommates I got a hotel when I visited. The first time I stayed, as I approached I heard someone saying, “Hello, how are you?” I couldn’t see anyone but heard it again. I went in and registered and then noticed as I came out on the porch to go to my room that there was a cage with a cockatiel who spoke whenever anyone went into the hotel. He sounded quite human.
@@smileychess My daughter was one of the poor workers on the island who couldn’t afford a car so she was stuck on the island. The people who work there aren’t rich. She lived in an apartment with three roommates.
My father was stationed in Key West in the early 1980’s. As a 11-13 year old, I had a blast. Fishing and swimming every day. The only big drawback was when hurricane season started (everyone kept an eye on the weather).
There is a RUclips video where a man , who apparently lived alone, had the neighbors call the police because they clearly heard a woman screaming Help! Help! Let me out! Let me GO! Help!. So a whole squad of police cars converged on the mans house. Yeah... it was his Parrot.
Lewis, if you're worried about the fish eating other fish, you don't want to find out what "noodling" is. That "second" bridge was actually built first. It was for a railroad, but sometime after it was built and in operation, sections of it were destroyed by a hurricane and never rebuilt/repaired.
I only just watched noodling for the first time recently. It's insane. I couldn't imagine doing that. However, I can see the appeal. It looks like one hell of a competitive adrenaline rush.
LEWIS!!!! MAN the way i laying here laughing my freaking head off at the way you jumped back & rhe look on your face when that fish first jumped out the water. YOOOOoooo! I am literally screaming!
Conchs are large shellfish. They are extremely tasty. You may have seen the shells. They are the ones you hold up to your ear & you can hear the ocean.
I love conch. While we were stationed in Clearwater Florida, every 4 to 6 weeks my husband would deploy to the either the Bahamas or Puerto Rico for 2 weeks at a time. They worked 24 on 24 off on the deployments so, he took up Spear and shell fishing during his off time. We were overflowing with Spiney (rock) Lobster and conch for the 2 years we lived there. He tricked me with the conch though. The idea of it just grossed me out so I wouldn't even try it. One day he brought some home that he'd cooked at a buddies house, that was breaded and deep-fried, I had no idea what it actually was and ended up loving it.
I lived in Coconut Grove. At the bottom of my street was the bay where all the rich people’s boats were docked. Jimmy Buffet had his boat there a few times. There was a restaurant called Monty’s Bayshore Inn. They had cinch fritters and cinch chowder. We could pay $0.50 to see Jimmy play in the outside patio area. That’s before he became infamous. This was the 70’s
That's not an "alarm" or a celebration at the park at the end, that's the coastguard and naval base Truman annex playing a bugle recording for colors at sundown.... a twice daily military custom.
In the video they are playing "Retreat ... At the first sound of the retreat bugle call, all personnel outdoors should stop and face the flag, or when not visible, in the direction the music is played. If in uniform, protocol is to stand at parade rest. If not wearing a uniform or a civilian, protocol is to stop and face the flag or music only", Taps is usually played at 9:00pm... Taps, sounded at 2100 hours (9 p.m.), Taps is the final call of the day, and indicates lights out and marks “quiet time” on the base. Service members do not have to stand at attention or salute at this time. To honor fallen military members, Taps is also sounded at military funerals, during which members are expected to stand at attention and salute for the entirety of the song.
Lewis, I can't believe that you've never heard of birds that can mimic human voices. More than human voices, they can mimic many sounds : Car alarms, machine guns, electric drills and more. Lyrebird mimics construction sounds This bird talking like human is scary good
Trust me nobody has more Gators than Louisiana and we definitely eat it as well. Blackened gator is my favorite but its good fried grilled and any other way you want to eat it .
Key Lime Pie is a Pie made from Limes from the Florida KEYS. You see it all over Florida because that is Where you grow Key Limes. I've had Key Lime Pie all over Florida and the BEST Key Lime Pie is in the frozen section at most grocery stores and its made by Edward's. It's literally called Edward's Key Lime Pie. And the bonus is the Whole Pie costs about $7
Walmart carries a very very good frozen ready to eat Keylime pie I think the name of the company might be Edwards but I don't remember but they're really really good
Had a Keylime tree in my backyard along with mangoes coconuts lemons and ugly fruit lived in West Palm Beach as a child I loved it it was beautiful in the 60s
Fun fact: the best key lime pie isn't made with key limes. I'm not kidding. I made it several times trying to figure out how to make it so I like it, but it always had this awful metallic taste (even when the custard was made in a glass double boiler with non-metal utensils and measurers). So I tried making it with just regular limes. Phenomenal. Best key lime pie I've ever had. Made it many more times and everyone always says it's so amazing (even if they don't know i made it). The only thing key limes are good for is corona. 🤣🤣 And I'm not trying to brag on my baking skills. Lol. Sorry if it sounds braggy.
I'm a lifelong Florida boy, and I absolutely suggest this drive. I haven't been down to the Keys in years, but it is completely worth the trip. The destination ain't bad either.
Cockatoos do talk if you teach them to. I had a cockatiel (smaller version) and I taught her to say, "Hi bud!" It used to freak people out in a good way. Once my ex-wife and her sister dropped over and "Lucky," my bird sat on my shoulder and buried her face in my ear, of all places! My ex laughed, looked at her sister and said this young lady''s in love!
I had a bird that imitated the sound of my laughter, the sound of the phone ringing, and the sliding glass door opening, as well as words. It's amazing what they pick up.
I'm a Florida Native, of course I have fed the Tarpon, no worries, "Bro" !! The kids absolutely loved it !! You are young, you have quick reflexes, don't leave Florida without feeding the fish!! You will regret it!! 🤣🤣🤣
The giant, spiky fruit is a Jack Fruit. Conch is a sea snail. They are illegal to harvest in the U.S. they are imported. They harvest them in the Bahamas. It's a delicious sweet meat.
There’s so much more to the Florida keys than they were able to show in this video. Their are about 800 keys in the Florida Keys chain of islands. And it’s more than 180 miles from top to bottom. It’s one of the most amazing place to see in the world, not just America. I hope you get the chance to visit someday.
The long segments of bridge that people walk on are the OLD key bridge roads. They were originally 2 narrow lanes and now most of it is divided highway. We have been to the keys many times… highly recommend the Turtle Hospital in Marathon where they rehabilitate HUGE sea turtles that were caught in fisherman nets or had their shells damaged by boat props. We kayaked around the Robbies area and got pics of a saltwater crocodile that was as long as our kayak!
Henry Flager built a series of bridges in 1912 from Miami to Key West. They were train bridges and the trains ran until 1935 when it was hit by a hurricane 80 miles north of Key West killing over 800 passengers. The train had gone bankraupt because of the depression. The US government took over the train right of way and built a highway in 1939. The islands are connected by 42 bridges. The road was a very narrow two lane road. In 1984, the state of Florida widened the road, since the old road was dangerous they cut out sections. You can walk and fish on the old bridges but you can not drive on the old bridges
@@Steve-gx9ottbf modern detection of hurricanes wasn’t able until the 1950s. The best tracking system they had before that was ships radioing in. So it’s likely they didn’t fully know where the hurricane was and didn’t know it would catch a train midbridge and not protected at a station.
We Miami natives miss Homesteqd AFB bigtime....by the way I lived at 19701 Belmont Drive in Cutler Ridge when Andrew struck. The Thunderbirds used to come to Homestead every couple of years for their AMAZING show....it sucked that Clinton decided to close it rather than rebuild it after the storm. That devastated the south Dade economy for more than a decade afterwards.
Do fish eat other fish? Um, yeah they do! 🤣🤣 I’ve had alligator in a fancy restaurant (New Orleans style) in Colorado. Alligator does taste like chicken and it’s good. I’ve had rattlesnake too and it also tastes like chicken. Lots of fun road trips to make in the USA!
Key Lime Pie is made with a type of lime called key lime. These key lime trees are grown in zones 10-11. In Florida this is from Tampa south to the Keys.
My parents in Orlando have a key lime tree in their yard. I love to snag a few around Christmas to take back to another state and make pie for my neighbors.
Did a Miami to Key West road trip back in Spring 1968 with my husband when we were still earlyweds😊 This trip brings back charming memories from many years ago. TY
I’m a Born and raised Floridian (Miami) and I love my state. We’re so different from any other place in America. Da keys is what we call Key West, Florida.
I had an Orange Winged Amazon parrot years ago named Kenneth, and he cussed like a sailor. I didn't teach him that, his prior owner did. And he always seemed to know when was the most inopportune moment to tell someone to "F... Off". Then he'd laugh his head off. He also liked to swing completely around his perch, sing Happy Birthday, and no one was allowed to laugh louder than him or he'd just laugh louder and louder until he was the loudest. He was pretty awesome. He even danced better than I do and he liked to call for the cat "here kitty, kitty, kitty" even though I didn't have a cat. I couldn't have pets when I moved, so now he belongs to my aunt. He still lovingly tells me to f... off whenever I visit.
Frozen key lime pie dipped in chocolate on a stick. Key largo chocolate, cakes and ice cream. Their key lime pie is one of the best. They all say they’re award winning but a lot were awarded last. 😂
Key West is Florida. You asked if the tarpon eat fish. When you live in the ocean what else would you eat? The limes used to make the pie are smaller limes called key limes. I make my own key lime pie and I buy a bottle of key lime juice. I put whipped cream on my pie. It is soooo good. We drove our RV to Key West and stayed for a week. I will say, it was during the hottest week of the season. But it is worth the trip.
I had to laugh when you said it was 20 there! I had to look up a comparison between Celsius and Fahrenheit. So I could tell you it was 37.2 here in central Texas! 😂 we all have air conditioners.
Bahia Honda is beautiful!! Went camping for 4 days there and absolutely LOVED it! The swimming was fabulous and the beach beautiful! Campsite was right by the water and so perfect ❤
I live a bicycle ride away from their first stop, so to say I am in the Keys a lot is an understatement. It's my favorite getaway to disappear to feel like I'm in another world. I used to go almost every weekend with my boyfriend that passed away 😢 so the Keys will always be special to me. I wish I could have answered all your questions about the Keys. It is a must if you ever visit Florida and you enjoy the sea and seafood.
Love Key West ! Ft Zachary Taylor beach, Duval st, Dry Tortuga and great fishing .. Tarpon are so fun to catch they get up to 150 LBs. One of the best fighting fish to catch
I love how many questions you ask during your videos. You make me think about things that I take for granted. There are 42 bridges that connect 44 islands in the keys, but there are 7 named “keys” Key Largo, Islamorada, Duck Key, Marathon, Big Pine Key, Bahia Honda Kay & Key West. But there are like 800 keys and a lot of them have names- but these are what you’ll find as you go along US1. Also- Key Lime Pie is a Florida thing. Key Limes are/were grown in the keys. It’s a must when you come to visit!
Here in florida, it's been averaging about 36 degrees celsius for the last two months. And now the humidity has kicked in and you can feel the weight of the atmosphere on you.
Made this trip several times. Loved the whole experience. Key West is well worth the drive. Conch is a big sea snail and very tasty. Key limes are indigenous to the keys. It is smaller and more yellow than green compared to regular limes and has a limey but distinct flavor. Makes a fabulous pie. Lewis - love your reactions.
There's alligator served in many states near the south, in the south, or simply serving a southern cuisine. Key Lime Pie is everywhere. It's great. You can also bicycle the old bridge sections.
I live in the Southeast and it was 91degrees here today. I think that's about close to 33 degrees celsius for you guys in the UK. I love whoever came up with air conditioning, bless them!🥵🙂
What people don’t realize about British houses is that they are built to HOLD HEAT, which is why 20c is so uncomfortable… I will say that last week here in NY was 42c lmao
Yep, Tarpon are a very powerful game fish that can grow to a length of eight feet and weigh up to 300 pounds. They are considered to be very challenging because they are so powerful, and you need to be careful as they can be dangerous when they thrash around being landed or released from a boat, sometimes injuring the fisherman and damaging equipment.
There was an era in the US when the highways were dotted by giant weird sculptures to attract drivers to their road side businesses. Sometimes the entire building was sculpture. If you sold oranges the building was a giant orange. Maybe the building was a giant Goose. The giant lobster is a nod to that probably.
Florida is a big state, it takes 12 hrs. And 30 minutes to drive from Key West Florida to Pensacola Fl. About 832 miles. Driving the scenic highway it is about 14 hours. O when you come to America be sure to visit Florida.
Key lime pie is huge in Florida, but you can find it throughout most of the states. Key lime pie is made from key limes...from the smaller type of limes grown in the Keys. The keys are islands, but they are part of Florida like key West, Florida and key largo, Florida. Key West is the most southern part of the US.
Key Limes are grown in Florida. The term "key" is an old Spanish term for island, so Key Limes are limes that grow in the heat of Florida, that were originally grown on the keys. They are slightly tart, in a good way. The Florida Keys are connected by a series of bridges about 113 miles long (caller "the Overseas Highway") connecting over 30 islands.
The bridge s with holes in them are the old railroad bridge that has been de commissioned since the new car version was built. The original bridge is now for pedestrians and fishing off of in the sections that are still safe to walk. The bridge’s connect 44 separate islands on the way down to the final island Key West 🍻
11:07 "Do They Not Do Alligator Anywhere Else, Apart From Florida?" They actually have alligator dishes in Louisiana, as well. Usually, in the New Orleans area
The old bridge was crumbling away because when they mixed the cement, they used sea water. So, it was replaced in the 1980s. Big sections of the old bridge are still there, and sections are missing now. Henry Flagler envisioned connecting Key West to the mainland.
Detroit here, but i just flew my family to Miami and we drove down to the Keys. It's something like a 1.5 hr drive, end to end of the Keys. We stayed in the middle, Marathon Key for a week. Swam with dolphins, hit the beaches, great food by 7mile bridge,... Coolest part is the drive. 2 Lane road with Gulf of Mexico on your right, Atlantic Ocean on your left. Loved every second. 👍❤️🏝️🏖️🌅🦜🦎🐬⛵🚁🚤
Alligator is most commonly found in Florida and Louisiana. But you can find places that serve it across the South where most of the country’s swamp land is.
About reacting to that bird at 5:20, I'm 34 and my grandma passed quite awhile ago, but she had a white parrot basically her whole life. I believe it got smarter while I was a teenager and I spent more time with her and getting the bird occasionally a little bit of a second hand buzz. It would enjoy TV more and started to speak more and more... The bird actually outlived her and was donated to the alzheimers ward where she spent the last year of her life or so. It lived on for 6 more years to the age of 78 years old if my memory serves correctly.
Today(June 26, 2024) in Amarillo Texas it was 102° F which would be 38.4° C. And it is "really" hot even for the natives. Now it can get in to the 46° c range in late July early August, but that is normal for us.
The drive on the 7 mile bridge is incredible. The water looks so different than in Miami because of the coral reefs. The water ranges from deep blue to purple. In Miami the ocean looks greenish
I'd say probably served more in some of the southern states though? Louisiana, Florida, Alabama, Georgia, Tennessee, etc. You never see it on the menu in New England.
Lewis, I recommend a window AC unit for a few hundred dollars. If you don't plan on moving, invest in a mini split AC unit. It will change your life, man
I've only had whipped cream on mine. My cousin has a pie shop in Monroe, VA and makes the best Key lime pie l have ever tasted. We have Key lime pies everywhere. Key limes are sold in supermarkets in NJ.
Yes, birds can sound like humans, lol. In the UK, Rocco the African grey parrot used his human’s Amazon Alexa to order himself strawberries, watermelon, raisins, broccoli and ice cream. Certain birds can speak or mimic microwave beeps, car horns, telephone rings, etc, that you would be easily fooled. Also, every creature in the ocean eats fish or crustaceans. FYI, they don’t have Amazon to order fruits & veg.😂
Dude, your innocence is one of your best qualities lol Dont lose that. If I had the money, you'd already be here making content being absolutely spoiled in the American experience. Too many here take it all gor granted and people like you truely deserve to enjoy it.
@@StoneE4 yeah I deleted that bc I remembered how silly it is to allow someone on the Internet to trigger me. Psycho? That's your threshold? And I should lighten up? I understand what you're saying but the fact you felt a need to say it triggered me. And I understand the difference in innocence and ignorance but chose to be less derogatory bc being called ignorant is widely used that way.
@@radiuspsychedelic357 Psycho is not my threshold... It's a slang word that properly describes the hyper-sensitive and overboard responses contained in your replies to my comments. Lighten up - however you individually achieve that... Go see a therapist, go for a walk, get some exercise, listen to some music, read a book, have some sex, or, maybe, you could try some psychedelics?
@@StoneE4 if what I wrote is something you consider to be psychotic, I do believe you're not using it properly lol You got your one trigger but you can try to see if there's any soft spot if you want lol my time with psychedelics helped me detach from my ego, but since I've had my fun and don't partake anymore, I appreciate folks like you ;) Listen to music is my favorite advice of yours. Got any other ones? Fishing is one. Meditation...let's make a list to help anyone reading
@@radiuspsychedelic357 I didn't say you were psychotic I referred to you as a "psycho" and I even qualified what I meant by using that word in my last reply... I say again, _"It's a slang word that properly describes the hyper-sensitive and overboard responses contained in your replies to my comments."_ I really don't think I could be any more clear than that. But much more importantly... Please, just stop... You're making yourself sound less and less mentally fit with each reply you post. I'm not a psychiatrist, psychologist, or therapist but seeing as you are clearly the type of person that gets really bent out of shape over simple replies to your comments on the internet, maybe you should consider, for the sake of your own mental welfare, ignoring the replies of others? Be well. Please, be well.
I live in Miami and once a year I join a group of volunteers and we KAYAK from Miami to Key West to raise $ for cancer research. It takes a few days to do the expedition, and one of the most nerve racking parts of it is to cross the 7 Mile Bridge as the currents and the waves can make it quite challenging not to capsize. Robbie's is one of our favorite stops during the trip as they have an amazing breakfast! When you are paddling 8-10 hours per day, a good breakfast is awesome! Landing at Key West is always a bittersweet experience as the trip during the heat of June can be grueling, but the camaraderie is real, and it's for a great cause. The ocean after Key Largo is absolutely gorgeous, way more beautiful than in Miami!
You need what we call in the states “a hillbilly cooler” for your room. Basically a styrofoam cooler with ice on the bottom, a hole to lay a fan on top, and an outtake hole where the cool air comes out. They work well!
It's called a fan, man. 20C is not hot (71F). Try 105 with lots of humidity. That's hot and awful. A frozen Dragon fruit is the best drink. Refreshing and tasty. The large soda is the reason Americans are diabetic. And those alligator pieces was actual boa constrictor 🤩 She's just wanting clicks or make you smile.
I'm a Miami native and just moved to NC after 50 years. People.kept telling me how HOT it gets here in the summer. I just laugh. It was 92 today, but the humidity was 32%! Hot? Lmao. They have no idea...
Graham Cracker Crumble (10:59). To make a key lime pie, you bake it in a graham cracker crust. Graham crackers are also a staple for s'mores - toast your marshmallow over the fire, put one chunk of chocolate on one cracker, leave the other plain, and grab the marshmallow off the stick. You'll end up with a cracker sandwich of chocolate and marshmallow. They have a distinctive taste, like the difference between water crackers and biscoff. They're closer to biscoff.
Lewis, about tipping, you know it’s customary to tip waiters, bar tenders, nail technicians in salons, bell hops, taxi drivers, etc. You mentioned that the service in UK restaurants, and that could be why. You see, people in the service industry know they have to be nice and serve you quickly and well, or it will be reflected in their tips. They do get paid a very low wage in addition to their tips.
You have such a positive attitude! I really enjoy your reactions and comments. A few points: The islands aren’t south of Florida, they are part of Florida. Key lime is a Florida thing, but fresh fish is eaten many places. About 30 out of 50 states are on the Atlantic, Pacific, Gulf, or Great Lakes, and others have rivers and small lakes with fish. It’s probably hard to imagine a country that spans an entire continent. Thanks for the video.
Spiny lobster statue. Another staple in Florida. Spiny lobster have no claws and are closer evolutionary to their shrimp cousins. They just have tail meat which is great. It’s always fun seeing them on a plate as it’s rare everywhere else.
Bro I live I'm Virginia it's 14 hour drive to Florida but let me tell you... I LOVE FLORIDA! The ocean and beaches are amazing the water temp is like bath water! I went to the keys I'm 2022 and I miss it so much was the most beautiful trip and I want to go back so bad!! I can't imagine how how you must feel seeing how amazing it is but so far away. I pray you get to come to America and experience these things man you won't want to leave tho! I never want to leave Florida when I go... so if you come to America GO TO FLORIDA!
I cant believe ypur watching this about the Keys! I'm getting ready to go to Key Largo to work until November! And it's right next to Mrs. Mac's Kitchen!!! I'm beyond excited! I lived in the Keys for 8 years and can't wait to go back!
They were saying Conch Fritters.A Conch is a sea snail and is eaten whereever you can dive for them. A key lime is a specific lime. It is smaller than a regular lime. I live in North Alabama and it takes around 7 hours to get to the Gulf Coast. If you think about it- leaving at 8 a.m. will get you to the beach by 3 p.m. Not really bad.
The original bridge (the narrow one that runs parallel to the highway) was a railroad to Key West known as the Florida Overseas Railroad. It operated from 1912 to 1935, when it was severely damaged by a hurricane.
There are 42 bridges coming down the Keys between islands. The older bridges at Bahia Honda and the 7 Mile Bridge etc off to the side were the old railroad and roadway built in 1912. Always a beautiful ride!
I got a buddy who lives in Key Largo. The heat in July is stiffling but I go down in February 75° and sunny. Once I was down there in winter. Sitting on his porch, drinking a beer. My phone dinged. I looked and my home was under a blizzard warning. The rest of that beer tasted amazing
Key lime pie is popular and eaten all over the US! My favorite store-bought brand of it is Edwards. I prefer their lemon meringue, though- it’s wonderful! Pisser that I can’t eat sugar anymore, though.
2 things I love about Lewis’s vids… 1. The sounds he makes when he’s confused. Whaaaaaaaaa 😂 2. The amount of times he realizes he’s actually American. 😭
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I'm waiting for him to suddenly lose his British accent and talk American 😆
I giggle every time he says subscribe button. 😂
@@freedomrings.0007 I always hear subscribe ‘bun’ 😂
@@KathySwampQueen did you watch the one with the 50 words Americans and Brits say differently? He was close!
Never in my 56 years have I ever seen someone so envious and desperate to come to the United States! LOL! Don't worry, son, you'll get here one day, and I hope it's everything you've always thought it would be.
Such a great comment
Might be different once he gets there it ain't all roses
@@claregale9011 It will cost him some money, too.
coming to florida orlando is a tourist trap but places like deland a little cheaper
He is clueless about America..he should stay in the UK
WE HAVE AIR CONDITIONING!!! Y'ALL NEED IT!!
20 C is 68 F. He needs AC???
@@joehannah1343 Seriously? It was 106 at my house today. 🤪
I had to look it up. Is 96 where I am. (35 c). 20 c sounds like a beautiful day to me
I like Marie Callander’s Key Lime Pie the best.
Lewis, I'm glad watching videos like this one helps you understand why we Americans love road trips.
And automobiles. You remember what car you drove to the keys and had the best time of your life.
My daughter lived on Key West and rather than inconvenience her roommates I got a hotel when I visited. The first time I stayed, as I approached I heard someone saying, “Hello, how are you?” I couldn’t see anyone but heard it again. I went in and registered and then noticed as I came out on the porch to go to my room that there was a cage with a cockatiel who spoke whenever anyone went into the hotel. He sounded quite human.
Your daughter must be _loaded_ . I've been to Key West and we drove around the neighborhoods and school areas. That place is very expensive.
@@smileychess My daughter was one of the poor workers on the island who couldn’t afford a car so she was stuck on the island. The people who work there aren’t rich. She lived in an apartment with three roommates.
@@JJ-vt7sh - Fair enough, I hope she enjoyed the environment at least. It’s a beautiful area.
My father was stationed in Key West in the early 1980’s. As a 11-13 year old, I had a blast. Fishing and swimming every day. The only big drawback was when hurricane season started (everyone kept an eye on the weather).
There is a RUclips video where a man , who apparently lived alone, had the neighbors call the police because they clearly heard a woman screaming Help! Help! Let me out! Let me GO! Help!.
So a whole squad of police cars converged on the mans house. Yeah... it was his Parrot.
Lewis, if you're worried about the fish eating other fish, you don't want to find out what "noodling" is.
That "second" bridge was actually built first. It was for a railroad, but sometime after it was built and in operation, sections of it were destroyed by a hurricane and never rebuilt/repaired.
I only just watched noodling for the first time recently. It's insane. I couldn't imagine doing that. However, I can see the appeal. It looks like one hell of a competitive adrenaline rush.
@@mimikannisto4418 Can you imagine a big ol snapping turtle back in that hole? 😱
He should react to the noodling video. The South African guy did one of those and that fish was BIG 😂
@@MyTexasLife Hannah Barron has some insane noodling videos. Talk about a rush! I'd love to try it.
@@ZeroTolerance-tk9ceExactly. Draw back missing your hand! Nope.💀 Not me
LEWIS!!!! MAN the way i laying here laughing my freaking head off at the way you jumped back & rhe look on your face when that fish first jumped out the water. YOOOOoooo! I am literally screaming!
Conchs are large shellfish. They are extremely tasty. You may have seen the shells. They are the ones you hold up to your ear & you can hear the ocean.
I love conch. While we were stationed in Clearwater Florida, every 4 to 6 weeks my husband would deploy to the either the Bahamas or Puerto Rico for 2 weeks at a time. They worked 24 on 24 off on the deployments so, he took up Spear and shell fishing during his off time. We were overflowing with Spiney (rock) Lobster and conch for the 2 years we lived there. He tricked me with the conch though. The idea of it just grossed me out so I wouldn't even try it. One day he brought some home that he'd cooked at a buddies house, that was breaded and deep-fried, I had no idea what it actually was and ended up loving it.
also Conch make a great chowder too !!
They're basically GIANT SEA SNAILS!
I lived in Coconut Grove. At the bottom of my street was the bay where all the rich people’s boats were docked. Jimmy Buffet had his boat there a few times. There was a restaurant called Monty’s Bayshore Inn. They had cinch fritters and cinch chowder. We could pay $0.50 to see Jimmy play in the outside patio area. That’s before he became infamous. This was the 70’s
That's not an "alarm" or a celebration at the park at the end, that's the coastguard and naval base Truman annex playing a bugle recording for colors at sundown.... a twice daily military custom.
In the video they are playing "Retreat ... At the first sound of the retreat bugle call, all personnel outdoors should stop and face the flag, or when not visible, in the direction the music is played. If in uniform, protocol is to stand at parade rest. If not wearing a uniform or a civilian, protocol is to stop and face the flag or music only", Taps is usually played at 9:00pm... Taps, sounded at 2100 hours (9 p.m.), Taps is the final call of the day, and indicates lights out and marks “quiet time” on the base. Service members do not have to stand at attention or salute at this time.
To honor fallen military members, Taps is also sounded at military funerals, during which members are expected to stand at attention and salute for the entirety of the song.
Don't be such a " girly man"- bro!
@@brethoyer5237Yep and the morning bugal sound is called reveille.
Lewis, I can't believe that you've never heard of birds that can mimic human voices. More than human voices, they can mimic many sounds : Car alarms, machine guns, electric drills and more. Lyrebird mimics construction sounds
This bird talking like human is scary good
Believe it.😊
Yes we use small fish as bait for bigger fish. We use bigger fish to catch to catch even bigger like tuna!! 400 lbs tuna!!
Trust me nobody has more Gators than Louisiana and we definitely eat it as well. Blackened gator is my favorite but its good fried grilled and any other way you want to eat it .
Can confirm. I'm from next door in southeastern Texas and Louisiana is famous for alligator in Cajun food.
We eat it in South Carolina, too, mainly in the low country, near the coast.
Key Lime Pie is a Pie made from Limes from the Florida KEYS. You see it all over Florida because that is Where you grow Key Limes. I've had Key Lime Pie all over Florida and the BEST Key Lime Pie is in the frozen section at most grocery stores and its made by Edward's. It's literally called Edward's Key Lime Pie. And the bonus is the Whole Pie costs about $7
Walmart carries a very very good frozen ready to eat Keylime pie I think the name of the company might be Edwards but I don't remember but they're really really good
Had a Keylime tree in my backyard along with mangoes coconuts lemons and ugly fruit lived in West Palm Beach as a child I loved it it was beautiful in the 60s
@@jastaylor2730Walmart does carry Edward’s key lime pie, and I’ve bought it in Texas… and in Vermont!
Fun fact: the best key lime pie isn't made with key limes. I'm not kidding. I made it several times trying to figure out how to make it so I like it, but it always had this awful metallic taste (even when the custard was made in a glass double boiler with non-metal utensils and measurers). So I tried making it with just regular limes. Phenomenal. Best key lime pie I've ever had. Made it many more times and everyone always says it's so amazing (even if they don't know i made it). The only thing key limes are good for is corona. 🤣🤣
And I'm not trying to brag on my baking skills. Lol. Sorry if it sounds braggy.
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OOOOOOOOOHHHH UGLI FRUIT! I wish I could grow that in Iowa.
I'm a lifelong Florida boy, and I absolutely suggest this drive. I haven't been down to the Keys in years, but it is completely worth the trip. The destination ain't bad either.
Cockatoos do talk if you teach them to. I had a cockatiel (smaller version) and I taught her to say, "Hi bud!" It used to freak people out in a good way. Once my ex-wife and her sister dropped over and "Lucky," my bird sat on my shoulder and buried her face in my ear, of all places! My ex laughed, looked at her sister and said this young lady''s in love!
Mimic
I had a bird that imitated the sound of my laughter, the sound of the phone ringing, and the sliding glass door opening, as well as words. It's amazing what they pick up.
"I live where you vacation". That quote made me realize how lucky I am to be in FL
I'm a Florida Native, of course I have fed the Tarpon, no worries, "Bro" !! The kids absolutely loved it !! You are young, you have quick reflexes, don't leave Florida without feeding the fish!! You will regret it!! 🤣🤣🤣
The giant, spiky fruit is a Jack Fruit. Conch is a sea snail. They are illegal to harvest in the U.S. they are imported. They harvest them in the Bahamas. It's a delicious sweet meat.
Loved Lewis's face when that fish jumped the first time 😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅 had to rewind it was hilarious
Holy crap..."Is it normal for fish to eat fish?".....this guy is totally awesome!
There’s so much more to the Florida keys than they were able to show in this video. Their are about 800 keys in the Florida Keys chain of islands. And it’s more than 180 miles from top to bottom. It’s one of the most amazing place to see in the world, not just America. I hope you get the chance to visit someday.
The long segments of bridge that people walk on are the OLD key bridge roads. They were originally 2 narrow lanes and now most of it is divided highway. We have been to the keys many times… highly recommend the Turtle Hospital in Marathon where they rehabilitate HUGE sea turtles that were caught in fisherman nets or had their shells damaged by boat props. We kayaked around the Robbies area and got pics of a saltwater crocodile that was as long as our kayak!
Henry Flager built a series of bridges in 1912 from Miami to Key West. They were train bridges and the trains ran until 1935 when it was hit by a hurricane 80 miles north of Key West killing over 800 passengers. The train had gone bankraupt because of the depression. The US government took over the train right of way and built a highway in 1939. The islands are connected by 42 bridges. The road was a very narrow two lane road. In 1984, the state of Florida widened the road, since the old road was dangerous they cut out sections. You can walk and fish on the old bridges but you can not drive on the old bridges
Also part of the old bridge was blown up in the Schwarzenneger movie True Lies
Yes they did not do their homework before building g that bridge. Hurricanes uproot trees and trains are no match
@@Steve-gx9ottbf modern detection of hurricanes wasn’t able until the 1950s. The best tracking system they had before that was ships radioing in. So it’s likely they didn’t fully know where the hurricane was and didn’t know it would catch a train midbridge and not protected at a station.
The big fruit is jackfruit it taste like bubblegum. I was stationed at Homestead AFB until hurricane Andrew struck.
We Miami natives miss Homesteqd AFB bigtime....by the way I lived at 19701 Belmont Drive in Cutler Ridge when Andrew struck. The Thunderbirds used to come to Homestead every couple of years for their AMAZING show....it sucked that Clinton decided to close it rather than rebuild it after the storm. That devastated the south Dade economy for more than a decade afterwards.
Do fish eat other fish? Um, yeah they do! 🤣🤣 I’ve had alligator in a fancy restaurant (New Orleans style) in Colorado. Alligator does taste like chicken and it’s good. I’ve had rattlesnake too and it also tastes like chicken. Lots of fun road trips to make in the USA!
Key Lime Pie is made with a type of lime called key lime. These key lime trees are grown in zones 10-11. In Florida this is from Tampa south to the Keys.
My parents in Orlando have a key lime tree in their yard. I love to snag a few around Christmas to take back to another state and make pie for my neighbors.
The bugle sound was a military retreat always done at Sunset.
You can get Alligator in any southern Gulf coast state. It's normally meat from the tail of the gator. Taste pretty good.
The Bugel being played at the end of the video wasn't for Mallory Market. LOL It was TAPS being played at the Naval Base there. :)
Did a Miami to Key West road trip back in Spring 1968 with my husband when we were still earlyweds😊 This trip brings back charming memories from many years ago. TY
I’m a Born and raised Floridian (Miami) and I love my state. We’re so different from any other place in America. Da keys is what we call Key West, Florida.
“Key” lime trees grow in the Florida “Keys” that’s why it’s a specialty down there. It’s a smaller lime than the ones you get at the grocery store.
I know and we thought my tree died, cut it down, stump still there, and I saw this year it's coming back on it's own!!
That bridge is Hella Scary during a storm.
The Florida keys are over 1,700 islands, 42 of which are connected by the bridges (US Highway Route 1)
I had an Orange Winged Amazon parrot years ago named Kenneth, and he cussed like a sailor. I didn't teach him that, his prior owner did. And he always seemed to know when was the most inopportune moment to tell someone to "F... Off". Then he'd laugh his head off. He also liked to swing completely around his perch, sing Happy Birthday, and no one was allowed to laugh louder than him or he'd just laugh louder and louder until he was the loudest. He was pretty awesome. He even danced better than I do and he liked to call for the cat "here kitty, kitty, kitty" even though I didn't have a cat. I couldn't have pets when I moved, so now he belongs to my aunt. He still lovingly tells me to f... off whenever I visit.
Frozen key lime pie dipped in chocolate on a stick. Key largo chocolate, cakes and ice cream. Their key lime pie is one of the best. They all say they’re award winning but a lot were awarded last. 😂
Key West is Florida.
You asked if the tarpon eat fish. When you live in the ocean what else would you eat?
The limes used to make the pie are smaller limes called key limes. I make my own key lime pie and I buy a bottle of key lime juice. I put whipped cream on my pie. It is soooo good.
We drove our RV to Key West and stayed for a week. I will say, it was during the hottest week of the season. But it is worth the trip.
I had to laugh when you said it was 20 there! I had to look up a comparison between Celsius and Fahrenheit. So I could tell you it was 37.2 here in central Texas! 😂 we all have air conditioners.
38.9C here in California the other day
Bahia Honda is beautiful!! Went camping for 4 days there and absolutely LOVED it! The swimming was fabulous and the beach beautiful! Campsite was right by the water and so perfect ❤
I live a bicycle ride away from their first stop, so to say I am in the Keys a lot is an understatement. It's my favorite getaway to disappear to feel like I'm in another world. I used to go almost every weekend with my boyfriend that passed away 😢 so the Keys will always be special to me.
I wish I could have answered all your questions about the Keys. It is a must if you ever visit Florida and you enjoy the sea and seafood.
Lmao! I would have never thought you would have gotten a jump scare from a fish LOL😅😅😅
Love Key West !
Ft Zachary Taylor beach, Duval st, Dry Tortuga and great fishing ..
Tarpon are so fun to catch they get up to 150 LBs. One of the best fighting fish to catch
I love how many questions you ask during your videos. You make me think about things that I take for granted.
There are 42 bridges that connect 44 islands in the keys, but there are 7 named “keys” Key Largo, Islamorada, Duck Key, Marathon, Big Pine Key, Bahia Honda Kay & Key West. But there are like 800 keys and a lot of them have names- but these are what you’ll find as you go along US1.
Also- Key Lime Pie is a Florida thing. Key Limes are/were grown in the keys. It’s a must when you come to visit!
Here in florida, it's been averaging about 36 degrees celsius for the last two months. And now the humidity has kicked in and you can feel the weight of the atmosphere on you.
Made this trip several times. Loved the whole experience. Key West is well worth the drive.
Conch is a big sea snail and very tasty.
Key limes are indigenous to the keys. It is smaller and more yellow than green compared to regular limes and has a limey but distinct flavor. Makes a fabulous pie.
Lewis - love your reactions.
There's alligator served in many states near the south, in the south, or simply serving a southern cuisine.
Key Lime Pie is everywhere. It's great.
You can also bicycle the old bridge sections.
fried alligator and gator tacos are both great.
I live in the Southeast and it was 91degrees here today. I think that's about close to 33 degrees celsius for you guys in the UK. I love whoever came up with air conditioning, bless them!🥵🙂
What people don’t realize about British houses is that they are built to HOLD HEAT, which is why 20c is so uncomfortable… I will say that last week here in NY was 42c lmao
Insulation is insulation. It doesn't differentiate between which side of the wall is hot or cold, it just tries to keep them separate.
20C is 68F. He is hot??? He would not survive living with my wife!!
@@joehannah1343 I'm with you brother, I can be dripping sweat and my wife's cold. 🥵
Yep, Tarpon are a very powerful game fish that can grow to a length of eight feet and weigh up to 300 pounds. They are considered to be very challenging because they are so powerful, and you need to be careful as they can be dangerous when they thrash around being landed or released from a boat, sometimes injuring the fisherman and damaging equipment.
There was an era in the US when the highways were dotted by giant weird sculptures to attract drivers to their road side businesses. Sometimes the entire building was sculpture. If you sold oranges the building was a giant orange. Maybe the building was a giant Goose. The giant lobster is a nod to that probably.
Florida is a big state, it takes 12 hrs. And 30 minutes to drive from Key West Florida to Pensacola Fl. About 832 miles. Driving the scenic highway it is about 14 hours. O when you come to America be sure to visit Florida.
Just keep driving and hope for the best 🤣😂
Key lime pie is huge in Florida, but you can find it throughout most of the states. Key lime pie is made from key limes...from the smaller type of limes grown in the Keys. The keys are islands, but they are part of Florida like key West, Florida and key largo, Florida. Key West is the most southern part of the US.
Key Limes are grown in Florida. The term "key" is an old Spanish term for island, so Key Limes are limes that grow in the heat of Florida, that were originally grown on the keys. They are slightly tart, in a good way. The Florida Keys are connected by a series of bridges about 113 miles long (caller "the Overseas Highway") connecting over 30 islands.
In Spanish they are called "Cayos", pronounced ka-yo.
The bridge s with holes in them are the old railroad bridge that has been de commissioned since the new car version was built. The original bridge is now for pedestrians and fishing off of in the sections that are still safe to walk. The bridge’s connect 44 separate islands on the way down to the final island Key West 🍻
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"Do They Not Do Alligator Anywhere Else, Apart From Florida?"
They actually have alligator dishes in Louisiana, as well.
Usually, in the New Orleans area
Matt & Nat always has great videos! Greatly enjoy their channel and content. ❤
You asked why the shells were moving....those are Hermit Crabs, people get them as pets.
The old bridge was crumbling away because when they mixed the cement, they used sea water. So, it was replaced in the 1980s. Big sections of the old bridge are still there, and sections are missing now. Henry Flagler envisioned connecting Key West to the mainland.
Detroit here, but i just flew my family to Miami and we drove down to the Keys. It's something like a 1.5 hr drive, end to end of the Keys. We stayed in the middle, Marathon Key for a week.
Swam with dolphins, hit the beaches, great food by 7mile bridge,...
Coolest part is the drive. 2 Lane road with Gulf of Mexico on your right, Atlantic Ocean on your left. Loved every second.
👍❤️🏝️🏖️🌅🦜🦎🐬⛵🚁🚤
It’s 3 hours from the mainland to key west. 126 miles. It’s 108 miles from key largo to key west.
Alligator is most commonly found in Florida and Louisiana. But you can find places that serve it across the South where most of the country’s swamp land is.
About reacting to that bird at 5:20, I'm 34 and my grandma passed quite awhile ago, but she had a white parrot basically her whole life. I believe it got smarter while I was a teenager and I spent more time with her and getting the bird occasionally a little bit of a second hand buzz. It would enjoy TV more and started to speak more and more... The bird actually outlived her and was donated to the alzheimers ward where she spent the last year of her life or so. It lived on for 6 more years to the age of 78 years old if my memory serves correctly.
Today(June 26, 2024) in Amarillo Texas it was 102° F which would be 38.4° C. And it is "really" hot even for the natives. Now it can get in to the 46° c range in late July early August, but that is normal for us.
Some birds have up to an 8yr old's vocabulary. With training they can carry conversations. Also Florida and Louisiana are the states for gator.
The drive on the 7 mile bridge is incredible. The water looks so different than in Miami because of the coral reefs. The water ranges from deep blue to purple. In Miami the ocean looks greenish
Alligator tastes more like pork shoulder than chicken. It's served in a lot of states and I've even had it in Calgary.
Is alligator greasy?
I'd say probably served more in some of the southern states though? Louisiana, Florida, Alabama, Georgia, Tennessee, etc. You never see it on the menu in New England.
We've had multiple days above 35C here in Canada. And the humidity around the Great Lakes makes it SOOOO sticky.
Lewis, I recommend a window AC unit for a few hundred dollars. If you don't plan on moving, invest in a mini split AC unit. It will change your life, man
I've only had whipped cream on mine. My cousin has a pie shop in Monroe, VA and makes the best Key lime pie l have ever tasted. We have Key lime pies everywhere.
Key limes are sold in supermarkets in NJ.
"I thought the bird was talking!" "No, no, no, no, no!"😂😂😂😂😂😂
I wanna a bird like this...
2:57 My air-conditioning is set at low 20's. 72 degrees. Nice
Yes, birds can sound like humans, lol.
In the UK, Rocco the African grey parrot used his human’s Amazon Alexa to order himself strawberries, watermelon, raisins, broccoli and ice cream.
Certain birds can speak or mimic microwave beeps, car horns, telephone rings, etc, that you would be easily fooled.
Also, every creature in the ocean eats fish or crustaceans. FYI, they don’t have Amazon to order fruits & veg.😂
KEY WEST has Sunset Celebrations practically every night. There's music, dancing etc. & wonderful ppl to enjoy it with 😁😀😀‼️
Dude, your innocence is one of your best qualities lol Dont lose that. If I had the money, you'd already be here making content being absolutely spoiled in the American experience. Too many here take it all gor granted and people like you truely deserve to enjoy it.
Don't confuse innocence with ignorance.
@@StoneE4 yeah I deleted that bc I remembered how silly it is to allow someone on the Internet to trigger me. Psycho? That's your threshold? And I should lighten up? I understand what you're saying but the fact you felt a need to say it triggered me. And I understand the difference in innocence and ignorance but chose to be less derogatory bc being called ignorant is widely used that way.
@@radiuspsychedelic357 Psycho is not my threshold... It's a slang word that properly describes the hyper-sensitive and overboard responses contained in your replies to my comments.
Lighten up - however you individually achieve that... Go see a therapist, go for a walk, get some exercise, listen to some music, read a book, have some sex, or, maybe, you could try some psychedelics?
@@StoneE4 if what I wrote is something you consider to be psychotic, I do believe you're not using it properly lol You got your one trigger but you can try to see if there's any soft spot if you want lol my time with psychedelics helped me detach from my ego, but since I've had my fun and don't partake anymore, I appreciate folks like you ;) Listen to music is my favorite advice of yours. Got any other ones? Fishing is one. Meditation...let's make a list to help anyone reading
@@radiuspsychedelic357 I didn't say you were psychotic I referred to you as a "psycho" and I even qualified what I meant by using that word in my last reply... I say again, _"It's a slang word that properly describes the hyper-sensitive and overboard responses contained in your replies to my comments."_ I really don't think I could be any more clear than that.
But much more importantly... Please, just stop... You're making yourself sound less and less mentally fit with each reply you post. I'm not a psychiatrist, psychologist, or therapist but seeing as you are clearly the type of person that gets really bent out of shape over simple replies to your comments on the internet, maybe you should consider, for the sake of your own mental welfare, ignoring the replies of others?
Be well. Please, be well.
I'm in Florida now, and it's 32 degrees Celsius, but with the humidity, the real feel is 38. I'd kill for 20 degree weather lol.
Did you actually just ask if its normal for fish to eat fish? Really? No, they really prefer tacos and cheese burgers.
Lol
lol I just had tacos 🌮 this is extra funny
Maybe as opposed to underwater plants? If you don't know, you don't know.
I must have a weird fish then because he loves Pizza Hut.
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I live in Miami and once a year I join a group of volunteers and we KAYAK from Miami to Key West to raise $ for cancer research. It takes a few days to do the expedition, and one of the most nerve racking parts of it is to cross the 7 Mile Bridge as the currents and the waves can make it quite challenging not to capsize. Robbie's is one of our favorite stops during the trip as they have an amazing breakfast! When you are paddling 8-10 hours per day, a good breakfast is awesome! Landing at Key West is always a bittersweet experience as the trip during the heat of June can be grueling, but the camaraderie is real, and it's for a great cause. The ocean after Key Largo is absolutely gorgeous, way more beautiful than in Miami!
If the alligator is chewy it’s overcooked. :)
You need what we call in the states “a hillbilly cooler” for your room. Basically a styrofoam cooler with ice on the bottom, a hole to lay a fan on top, and an outtake hole where the cool air comes out. They work well!
It's called a fan, man. 20C is not hot (71F). Try 105 with lots of humidity. That's hot and awful. A frozen Dragon fruit is the best drink. Refreshing and tasty. The large soda is the reason Americans are diabetic. And those alligator pieces was actual boa constrictor 🤩 She's just wanting clicks or make you smile.
I’m from Vermont, it has been in the low to mid 90s for the last two weeks, the master bedroom’s fan has been on non stop
I'm a Miami native and just moved to NC after 50 years. People.kept telling me how HOT it gets here in the summer. I just laugh. It was 92 today, but the humidity was 32%! Hot? Lmao. They have no idea...
Graham Cracker Crumble (10:59). To make a key lime pie, you bake it in a graham cracker crust. Graham crackers are also a staple for s'mores - toast your marshmallow over the fire, put one chunk of chocolate on one cracker, leave the other plain, and grab the marshmallow off the stick. You'll end up with a cracker sandwich of chocolate and marshmallow. They have a distinctive taste, like the difference between water crackers and biscoff. They're closer to biscoff.
Our temps in the USA these days are entirely within the normal range. It was, actually , hotter in the 1930's.
Really? Wow I'm in arizona and every year it seems like we keep breaking previous records. Then again, it is the desert.
Keep that up and they'll start screaming that you are a climate denier. Hahaha
It’s hot down here in Fla but we do get a nice ocean breeze most days 😊
Lewis, about tipping, you know it’s customary to tip waiters, bar tenders, nail technicians in salons, bell hops, taxi drivers, etc.
You mentioned that the service in UK restaurants, and that could be why. You see, people in the service industry know they have to be nice and serve you quickly and well, or it will be reflected in their tips.
They do get paid a very low wage in addition to their tips.
You have such a positive attitude! I really enjoy your reactions and comments. A few points: The islands aren’t south of Florida, they are part of Florida. Key lime is a Florida thing, but fresh fish is eaten many places. About 30 out of 50 states are on the Atlantic, Pacific, Gulf, or Great Lakes, and others have rivers and small lakes with fish. It’s probably hard to imagine a country that spans an entire continent. Thanks for the video.
Spiny lobster statue. Another staple in Florida. Spiny lobster have no claws and are closer evolutionary to their shrimp cousins. They just have tail meat which is great. It’s always fun seeing them on a plate as it’s rare everywhere else.
That is the old bridge! It was so narrow, that there was just a few inches between cars when passing. I grew up going over that bridge.
Me too! It was terrifying. They are building a 3rd soon...
Alligator tail, fresh, and then fried is SO FRIGGIN TASTY!!!!
Key Lime is a Florida staple, because the limes come from the Keys.....
Bro I live I'm Virginia it's 14 hour drive to Florida but let me tell you... I LOVE FLORIDA! The ocean and beaches are amazing the water temp is like bath water! I went to the keys I'm 2022 and I miss it so much was the most beautiful trip and I want to go back so bad!! I can't imagine how how you must feel seeing how amazing it is but so far away. I pray you get to come to America and experience these things man you won't want to leave tho! I never want to leave Florida when I go... so if you come to America GO TO FLORIDA!
I cant believe ypur watching this about the Keys! I'm getting ready to go to Key Largo to work until November! And it's right next to Mrs. Mac's Kitchen!!! I'm beyond excited! I lived in the Keys for 8 years and can't wait to go back!
I love this channel because dude is straight honest. He just needs some ventilation. lmao
They were saying Conch Fritters.A Conch is a sea snail and is eaten whereever you can dive for them. A key lime is a specific lime. It is smaller than a regular lime. I live in North Alabama and it takes around 7 hours to get to the Gulf Coast. If you think about it- leaving at 8 a.m. will get you to the beach by 3 p.m. Not really bad.
That side of the bridge is for walking, running and fishing! 24:50
The original bridge (the narrow one that runs parallel to the highway) was a railroad to Key West known as the Florida Overseas Railroad. It operated from 1912 to 1935, when it was severely damaged by a hurricane.
There are 42 bridges coming down the Keys between islands. The older bridges at Bahia Honda and the 7 Mile Bridge etc off to the side were the old railroad and roadway built in 1912. Always a beautiful ride!
That's a cockatoo which is a very beautiful bird and it can mimic human talk almost have a conversation if properly trained
Yes, parrots can copy sounds, like the doorbell and dogs barking. It so cute!
I got a buddy who lives in Key Largo. The heat in July is stiffling but I go down in February 75° and sunny. Once I was down there in winter. Sitting on his porch, drinking a beer. My phone dinged. I looked and my home was under a blizzard warning. The rest of that beer tasted amazing
Key lime pie is popular and eaten all over the US! My favorite store-bought brand of it is Edwards. I prefer their lemon meringue, though- it’s wonderful! Pisser that I can’t eat sugar anymore, though.