John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park

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JOHN PENNEKAMP CORAL REEF STATE PARK 22ND NOV. WED KEY LARGO, FLORIDA featuring America's first undersea park, the last living coral reef on the North American continent. Daily glass bottom, snorkeling and scuba diving tours are conducted from the park headquarters on Key Largo. This 100 square mile living coral reef was named after John D. Pennekamp, a Miami newspaper Hi! It's beautiful & we just got back from the glass bottom boat tour. It was really pant sistic (literally)! There are fish un profusion, many many types, & all coral. Lome of the fish were familiar from tropical fish stores out to see them in schools, eating algae off the bottom of the pan-like corals & just generally swimming around was something else! We are camped here for at least the next couple of days - Self us planning to take a snorkeling tour (I don't think my swimming is good enough) & we want to take a cance the through the w weather we are by! puperb- hot & punny with an ocean breeze. The "pre-sun" is once sigain proving it's worth as neither of us are buying yet (touch wood!). Disney World (day before yesterday) seriously lived up to cexpectations. The crowds were in trouble, we opened (Gram) & closed (almost) (7:30pm) the place, used all our pide poupons plus a few extra! Jeff was most impressed. I think I was even more enchanted this time round-the drive from there to here was intimidating an its pouthern leg. Thes hotels and motels rise 20-30 stones in a continuous lire, It was t one small place. Three saloons just walke up!!! wow proad daylig almost frightening to think of all those people swarming to this Taks pas Helen 3067 Fla. 33166 MIAN IN V 1918 337 THE LAND OF THE FREE USA 15C HOME OF THE BRAVE MR. & MRS. R. LIST, 257 ANCON AVENUE, PELHAM, NY 10803