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December 23d, 1911, Miami.
A bright sunny morning with very little wind stirring.
But at the start at 8 A.M. to see if I could get a launch
in Cafe Florida, Soldine Key and Forsey Keys 10 mile
south east of Miami. Could have had a boat all day
for $8.00 seemingly with 2 men. This seemed to me
too much money and as the day promises to be very
hot concluded to wait until any visit to the end of the
railway line.
Then spent 90 minutes in the Royal Palm Hotel
Garden looking at and photographing the more character-
istic plants, took 12 pictures. There are many plants
in Florida taken rare that the immature palms are
shady. The Poinsettia and Hydrangea pink was taken
the prize. If my pictures turn out they will have an
interesting series of tropical plant pictures.
In the afternoon had a buggy for 3 hours and
drove to Coconut Grove and then back inland through
the pine forest. Drove about 12 miles.
First crossed on the Miami River and then along
the Jungle Road to Coconut Grove or 4 miles along
the edge of Biscayne Bay. At first one goes through the