Field Notebook: Florida. 1911, 1912
Page 28
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Transcription
A number of substantial houses here are built of the Miami rubble. It is a very soft coral lime. If holes of various sizes, some round rocks across that gardens under the creation. Of course it will not stand erect in the course of time. It's a genuine rubble with some small tumbled - evidently small animals as one sees generally in rubbles. The joins somewhat are cemented to me another by carbonate of lime and the limes are probably produced through the penetrating matros. On the buildings it is probable that such cementation takes place, and that in the course of time the stone will become more a hom