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30 July 2009 Categories: A Look Back, Attractions
Notice the pine rocklands with their scrubby South Dade pine in the background. Since it doesn’t look like anything along the Tamiami Trail, I’m willing to guess this is the Musa Isle Seminole Village along the Miami River, a tourist attraction that was around until the 1960s.
Search beyond the interstates, the strip malls and shopping centers, the theme parks and condo clusters, and you’ll find a Florida that hasn’t changed in generations. Live oaks ruffle in the breeze above a herd of shaggy cattle, and sparkling water burbles out of a crack in a limestone cliff, spitting out sharks’ teeth and rainbows.
We’re here to share that Florida with you, to keep our history, heritage, and culture alive, our natural places pristine. We’re Genuine Florida.
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