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We've just arrived at our hotel, the Indian Creek Hotel |
Lobby of the Indian Creek Hotel |
The weather wasn't great the first day, so we went for a walk |
This hotel we came across seemed swanky |
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Farther back at the same hotel |
C'mon in; the water's great -- not |
An enormous cruise ship leaving Miami |
Courtyard of the Indian Creek Hotel |
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On the I-195 causeway over Biscayne Bay between Miami and Miami Beach |
Still on I-195 west, heading toward downtown |
The Cirque du Soleil big top can be seen from the Venetian Causeway |
There were enormous cruise ships docked right next to downtown |
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The pictures don't do justice to the size of the ships |
Can you tell I was fascinated? |
It says "Carnival Victory" on the side |
Ocean Drive, the swankiest part of South Beach |
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The hotels all have old names |
There were many relaxing sidewalk cafes, so we had to stop for coffee and tea |
Where we stopped for coffee |
Go take care of the bill, dear |
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It says "Crunch" upstairs (a chain of gyms) |
Time to head to the big top |
Cirque du Soleil! We're here! |
Where are our seats? |
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A touring exhibition of the Amistad happened to be docked next to the big top |
The big top and Amistad were right next to American Airlines Arena |
Eating our popcorn before the show... alas, no cameras allowed inside |
After the show, we happened to pass by the Miami Herald |
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Dinner at El Mexico! -- and boy, were we happy to see food |
Who said anything about food? More booze, please |
Monday morning, time to check out |