Mermaid Cove on Old Tampa Bay

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Re: Tampa Bay Property - Mermaid Cove

We have taken photos of the Mermaid Cove Property, and assembled them into 12 panoramic views.
The entire package includes an aerial overlay showing the 3 positions from which the photos were taken.
The photography was done when the tide was approximately a foot below high tide, as evidenced by the seawall markings you'll see in Photo #12.
All of the photos were taken facing the southern side of the property. They are ordered in a 'more-or-less' sweep from far left (west) to far right (east).

The following recap will assist you in interpreting the photos:
Guide	This is an aerial photo, with 3 positions marked, showing where the photos were taken from.
Photo #1 Taken from position 1.	This shows the SW portion of the property, and the SW shallow "inlet". Please note the new housing being developed to the west in the background.
Photo #2 Taken from position 2.	This shot generally shows the southern boundary, just a little further east than the first photo (you can still make out the SW inlet).
Photo #3 Taken from position 1.	Another view of the southern boundary, similar to #2.
Photo #4 Taken from position 1.	This is the southern boundary, directly across from Pelican Island.
Photo #5 Taken from position 1.	This is the southern boundary, showing the SE edge of the property, and neighbors in Sweetwater to the east.
Photo #6 Taken from position 1.	This shows the SE corner of the property, from the southern side. Once again, you can see the eastern neighbors in Sweetwater.
Photo #7 Taken from position 1.	Another SE shot, similar to #6.
Photo #8 Taken from position 3.	This shot shows the convergence of the 2 canals, with the subject property directly in the middle (looking at the SE corner). To the right is the Sweetwater development, to the left is a boat high-docked at Pelican Island.
Photo #9 Taken from position 2.	This shot is looking up the north-south canal, and shows the closest neighbor and the NE inlet on the property.
Photo #10 Taken from position 2.	Another shot similar to #9.
Photo #11 Taken from position 2.	This shot is looking northward, with the SW point of Sweetwater to the right, and a boat docked at Pelican Island on the left.
Photo #12 Taken from position 3.	This shows the house at the SW point of Sweetwater (being re-roofed presently), and the neighbors to the SE of the property.

These photos should give you a good idea of the configuration of the site.
Should you require further info, or wish to visit the site, please do not hesitate to contact me.

Florena

Houses across the creek

Houses across the creek

Houses across the creek

Houses across the creek

Rocky Point & Pam Callahan Nature Preserve

The part of the island that is always out of the water

More photos of the island and environs - uncaptioned, unedited, REALLY BIG

Aerial Photo - 2002 - Cropped

Aerial Photo - 2002 - Covers large area, but lower resolution

Aerial Photo - 2002 - Covers large area, high resolution