 This
is US 1 NB just north of the southern terminus of I-95. In these
parts, US 1 is called Brickell Ave. |
 Here's
Miami Avenue crossing US 1. |
 See,
Miami Ave. |
 Northbound
reassurance shield on Brickell. |
 Northbound
again on the tree-lined boulevard. |
 You
can see the building ahead from my dorm window at UM. Right downtown,
the speed limit is a surprising 40 m.p.h. |
 The
trees are still stripped from Hurricane Wilma in October. |
 The
windows are still blown out on many buildings, as well. |
 Ahead
is the Espirito Santo Plaza, my favorite building in Miami. As you can
see, its windows are blown out, too. |
 The Espirito
Santo Plaza up close. |
 NB
US 1 goes over a large drawbridge over the Miami River up ahead. |
 And
here, NB US 1 takes a sharp right turn to go over to the Port of Miami. |
 There
was a lot of congestion so I took a slight detour to this street, which may
or may not be 3rd Ave. |
 Back
on US 1, which is now called Biscayne Blvd. The American Airlines
Arena, where the Heat play, is just ahead. |
 The
Port of Miami. |
 This
looked pretty so I took a picture of it. Eventually I'll get online
and look up what this building is. |
 To
I-95 and FL 836 turn left. The 836 is the Dolphin Expy. and heads
directly to the airport. |
 There's
old A1A, which I live off of in St. Augustine, 300 miles to the north. |
 This
is on the north side of town still on US 1. Just after I took this pic,
I headed back to I-95 because it was so bad on US 1. At this point I'd
been in the car for about 1.5 hours. |
|
This
is US 1 NB just north of the southern terminus of I-95. In these
parts, US 1 is called Brickell Ave.
Here's
Miami Avenue crossing US 1.
See,
Miami Ave.
Northbound
reassurance shield on Brickell.
Northbound
again on the tree-lined boulevard.
You
can see the building ahead from my dorm window at UM. Right downtown,
the speed limit is a surprising 40 m.p.h.
The
trees are still stripped from Hurricane Wilma in October.
The
windows are still blown out on many buildings, as well.
Ahead
is the Espirito Santo Plaza, my favorite building in Miami. As you can
see, its windows are blown out, too.
The Espirito
Santo Plaza up close.
NB
US 1 goes over a large drawbridge over the Miami River up ahead.
And
here, NB US 1 takes a sharp right turn to go over to the Port of Miami.
There
was a lot of congestion so I took a slight detour to this street, which may
or may not be 3rd Ave.
Back
on US 1, which is now called Biscayne Blvd. The American Airlines
Arena, where the Heat play, is just ahead.
The
Port of Miami.
This
looked pretty so I took a picture of it. Eventually I'll get online
and look up what this building is.
To
I-95 and FL 836 turn left. The 836 is the Dolphin Expy. and heads
directly to the airport.
There's
old A1A, which I live off of in St. Augustine, 300 miles to the north.
This
is on the north side of town still on US 1. Just after I took this pic,
I headed back to I-95 because it was so bad on US 1. At this point I'd
been in the car for about 1.5 hours.