Check out my time-lapsed video of a Key West sunset

[Carlos Miller]

For those who've never been, Key West is famous for its sunsets with crowds gathering each night at Mallory Square to watch the sun sink into the ocean. Here is the last sunset of 2011.

[Christy]

Cool video. Happy New Year! Mallory Sq. can get crowded though. The best sunset viewing are is on the docks nearby.

[Carlos Miller]

That video was also a shout-out to Hoboken.

[Christy]

Oh, I get it because of Frank Sinatra!

[Maria de los Angeles]

Fantastic video, Carlos! Loved the time lapse ... I know some of those schooners that sailed by ...

Fort Zachary Taylor is also a fantastic place for a sunset view and less crowded than Mallory Square.

The Hyatt on Front Street is a good spot, too.

[rk]

Cool video, Carols, thanks.

Great photo, Maria. Would you happen to know the name of this two-masted schooner? I've always wondered about it since I took this photo in 1997:

[Doug]

Wow, Carlos! You make me so nostalgic for 2011! heheh
Really, it's a very nice video.

[Maria de los Angeles]

RK, could it be the WOLF? I sailed on it this December. This photo was taken from the pirate battle field at Fort Zachary.

[dylan]

I think Key West has some of the nicest sunsets.

[Maria de los Angeles]

Dylan, Key West does, but so does the gulf coast ...

[rk]

RK, could it be the WOLF? I sailed on it this December. This photo was taken from the pirate battle field at Fort Zachary.

That's great. I don't think any question about south Florida can stump you.

I can't be sure, but it matches the Wolf in every way. The Wolf even has a website: http://www.schoonerwolf.com/ from which I see they've been operating for 27 years, so the time frame is correct. Thanks!

[Maria de los Angeles]

That's great RK! I had the pleasure of sailing with the WOLF's owner Admiral Finbar, leader of the Conch Republic Navy! You should check it out next time you are down there.