Going South: Raleigh, North Carolina; Savannah, Georgia; and Miami, Florida; November 2009
I like to think that this car’s driver is an expert in the development of the French language.
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Shops and painted notices in the Little Haiti neighbourhood of Miami.
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Another hand-painted sign outside a Protestant church in Little Haiti in Miami, this time written exclusively in French with the exception of the words ‘Church’ and ‘Residence’. I wonder what happens on Tuesday and Saturday mornings’ ‘Service de jeûne et prière’ (fasting and prayer service—how can you have a ‘service’ of fasting?!). It’s interesting to note that they have included the circumflex over the capital ‘U’ in ‘jeûne’ and left out the grave accent in ‘prière’: the circumflex is necessary to avoid misinterpretation of the word as meaning something to do with ‘youth’.
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This homeless girl in Miami really wanted me to take her photo, and assured me that she would be available at short notice for any photo-shoots I had planned.
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The statue at the entrance to the Holocaust Memorial on Miami Beach.
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The main structure of the Holocaust Memorial on Miami Beach.
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The main structure of the Holocaust Memorial on Miami Beach.
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A Nicaraguan restaurant on the edge of the Little Havana neighbourhood of Miami.
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View over the Miami area taken with my iPhone as I flew to New Orleans. You can just make out the tall buildings of downtown Miami in the middle distance of the photo, as well as barrier islands which make up the city of Miami Beach on the left-hand side, separating the mainland and Biscayne Bay from the Atlantic Ocean.