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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Were going to the Florida Keys! Were going to Florida Keys! As I mentioned we were on our way to the Florida Keys... it was my mother, father, my sisters and me the brother of the family, driving down the road for what seemed to be an eternity, we always stopped at different places between the two this time especially, the reason being, the mother of the family is now to be excepting. So she's extra hungry! Eating for two and craving the craziest of foods, she pretty much had the whole East coast to choose. My dad driving, my sister Debby and I going back and forth, if were not for the sake of that game boy! Now we have reach our destination, were on Cudjoe Key! It is about 80 degree and first I run straight to the edge of the of peer, were it looks out and over the clearest water anywhere near Dela-Where? The peer looks out and over the Gulf Of Mexico just amazed, excited and anticipating exactly what ever it is that they have plained to do next, The next day we were out to sea, all on board the The HammerHead outboard! My Pop-pop being just as excited as me, to show us all the secret fishing spots! my dad and I at the captains orders. With fishing lines casted in crept the board-em, then the noise of the reel on the pole humming the tune of something, finally something! as my pop-pop flung back on the pole "hooking" the fish, he calls for me to take control reeling and getting tired quick, we all soon realized it wasn't just a fish for us to consume it was actually a Hammer Head shark! it wasn't any bigger then about 3 foot long it was still very strong, and still as dangerous as it looked, Not second guessing the situation, the adults took control with all their experience cutting the fishing line, but not before we got to take a good long look and a couple pictures of this... this shark the particular one that my pop-pop named his boat after, now with a story to last a lifetime and a few kodak memory's of this specific time only to hope as I'm watching the sun set that me and my family will soon have a story just like this one to rewind. Robert c Bessel jr. 2/23/2014
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