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Nice Shot, the ice has melted from my photos in 1987

Regards from France

Artwolf

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The Ocean Terrace area of North Beach is like a little miniature version of South Beach's Ocean Drive. Running between 73rd and 76th Streets just east of Collins Avenue, there are a few charming little Art Deco hotels (along with a couple larger condo buildings) facing right out onto the ocean. Other than beachgoers, however, there are generally not an awful lot of people around here. Despite that, another brave restaurateur* is attempting to have a go of it here - Le Banyan, a Thai restaurant in a lovely location on the corner of Ocean Terrace and 73rd Street. There's seating inside in the classic Art Deco lobby, as well as nice rattan tables and lounge-y chairs outside where you can dine under umbrellas. We were there early on a Saturday evening and the weather was perfect for sitting outdoors. The menu is a somewhat abbreviated grab-bag of Thai dishes - appetizers include crab and vegetable variations on spring rolls, chicken satay, shrimp dumplings, spicy shrimp salad, along with a few other items, and about 10 choices of entrees along with a number of rice and noodle dishes. Picture by Gian-Nicola Bass © 2008

Built in 1940, by renowned Architect Anton Skislewicz, The Ocean Surf Hotel is an Art Deco landmark destination along a two-block stretch of the Ocean Terrace area of the historic North Beach area of Miami Beach. For family vacations, romantic getaways, business trips, or impromptu tropical escapes, the Ocean Surf Hotel is the ideal location. Just a short drive from "world-famous" South Beach and the pulse of the Art Deco District, The Ocean Surf Hotel delivers all of the amenities of a small town plus convenient access to of all of South Florida's major attractions, restaurants, nightclubs, shopping, airports and cruise ship ports.

Original photo. Excellent image I like !! My best wishes. . from Korinthos Hellas (Greece) . . . . . . . . . . . . Let's fly together

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Gracias por su comento astinsa! Cambie la posición por Calidonia, Ave. Central y calle 37

Wonderful shot, congratulations!

Kind regards from Hungary, Zoli

natura creeaza perfectiuni, noi doar le surprindem din cand in cand. Multumesc pentru vot !

herbertm42, wouldn't you have a most recent photo of the "Tipografia Nacional" building since that is an Old time pickture and now days it is re-painted or re-decorated and it looks way better the way it is now, than the way it looks on this photo.