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They will discover the Key West of the natives! Along the old waterfront -- and into history; through the "Presidential Gate" in the Old Navy Base, hidden lanes; through tree-shrouded streets and shady, bicycle along the beach. Tropical island to the other, green, guests bicycle from one side of this lush. Takes guests into the Key West of yesteryear -- 19th Century village at the edge of the tropics, http://www.keywestbikeecotour.com, the Bike Tour of Key West.

" And spongers, cigar-makers, they get the full gamut of this city of 19th century wreckers. They see small cottages and grand old mansions amidst stately palms and lofty mahogany trees. "Our team of professional guides wend and wind guests through the nooks and crannies of this sea-faring town at the edge of a continent, says, . Inc, the Bike Tour of Key West Z, president of the parent corporation, christian Rieger.

He had a few bucks in his pocket and appreciated the strategic value of Key West. New Jersey-born man had been treasurer of that state's first chartered bank, this well-heeled. The island's association with American history started in 1821 with a merchant by the name of John Simonton.

" "You can't hardly buy a tree for that, it was quite a deal because as a local once said, all things considered. 000 was then like a couple of million dollars is today, $2. 000 cash, salas for $2. He sailed to Havana and bought it from Juan P.

" Easier-paced times, "The bike tour takes guests as if through a time warp to those simpler, " says Rieger, "Although busier today. These were less hurried times. And lots of distance between here and anywhere else, mosquitos, just boats. And no Miami, no trains, no planes, no cars. Augustine on the east coast. And St, the two closest Floridian cities were Panama City on the west coast. It was at the end of a string of small islands extending down from the vast semi-tropical wilderness of the Everglades. Back then it was then v-e-r-y isolated from the rest of America. And Cubans settled on the island, bahamians, new England seafarers, soon after the purchase.

Guests visit a place visitors to Key West rarely get to see -- what Key West looked like before human settlement. Participants see quaint old cottages and grand old Victorian mansions that hail from a century and a half ago, along the way.

And travelers rarely get to visit the grounds of a private residence -- even more so one looks like a rain forest, it is part of someone's home. Most participants think this is the highlight of the tour. Stately palms and majestic mahogany trees, bamboos, orchids, private Rain Forest Preserve replete with parrots, "We visit a one-acre.

" Egg yolks and graham cracker crust, sweetened condensed milk, this is made the classical way with real Key Limes. We visit a Key Lime bakery for a complimentary piece of Key West's favorite dessert -- Key Lime Pie, just before the end of end of the tour. There is a stop with a photo op at the Southernmost Point. "We also bicycle along a beach with Cuba 90 miles to our south.

" The salt sea and witness the history of Key West in what one newspaper said "has the most unique history in the United States, join the Key West Bike eco Tour -- smell the tropical air.

Contact: Christian Rieger
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