I had to divide my MOTW 2004 pictures into 3 dotPhoto albums because there were too many to manage in one album. Most albums have several pages, so don't forget to click on the "Next ->" link at the top of each page of each album. The pictures are for the most part in chronological order. Feel free to email me at jenkinskb@yahoo.com anytime with your comments. I always like hearing from people that look at my pix.

Magic on the Water 2004 - Land Of No Mondays CD Release Party at the Burnt Store Country Club - April 3, 2004

Below, are a few select pictures in a higher resolution than you will see in my dotPhoto albums.

View from the South Beach Bar and Grill	Bad ass alligator that we saw on the Peace River tour from the Nav-A-Gator. Thanks to Mary and her 10x zoom for this pic.	Jim and Sharon on the boat on the way to Cabbage Key	Relaxing under a palm tree on Useppa Island
Bill and Kerri	Kerri and Gary		Bruce, Dave, Me, Neil
Kerri, Me, Sharon	Steve (background), Loretta, Paul	Dennis and Nancy, owners of the Nav-A-Gator, walked in as Jim was singing Nav-A-Gator	Mary, Craig, Jim, Ron (background), Sharon, Me, Jim
The Don Cesar historial marker	The Don Cesar - front view	The sunset as viewed from the tiki bar at the Don Cesar	The Don Cesar as viewed from the beach
The Nav-A-Gator is a no bs kind of place	Birds that we encountered on the Peace River tour from the Nav-A-Gator	View from our hotel room	Gary makes his first appearance as a solo act at Bert's Bar in Matlacha
Sue, Jim, Mary, Gary, Craig, and Me at Gary's house	Gary framed all his musical memorabilia before we arrived	Dave, Me, Craig, Paul at the wine and cheese reception where Jim played all his new songs acoustically	This dolphin swam with our boat on the way to Cabbage Key
Palm Trees on Cabbage Key	Here I am giving my first autograph for my photography work on Trolling for Mermaids
Here are some pictures from another trip I took to the Punta Gorda Area: Jim Morris concerts at the Nav-A-Gator and Double Nickel Pub around Punta Gorda Florida. Also some pictures from Pine Island palm tree farms and the town of Matlacha. - Feb 2-4, 2002