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"WE ARE GOING TO BAYSIDE!" Shouted Karen from the top of her lungs to me while I was driving. Karen and I did not know where to go one day, so on a sunny and beautiful day we decided to go to a gorgeous place called Bayside. Bayside is a special place to people who reside in Miami and even tourist because of the numerous things to do there. As soon as someone walks to the open-door marketplace there is always an employee who comes up to a person talking about deals, advertisement, etc. Bayside represents Miami for many reasons such as the wonderful views it has to offer, also by the astonishing meals and the modern Hispanic music/culture that makes all types of people from different nationalities dance.
Bayside has many beautiful views from all types of angles. From the boats loading dock to the suns reflection in the water, it can definitely catch someone's attention. Bayside is filled with a bountiful amount of restaurants with substantial views of the city and the ocean. However one restaurant stands out the most. Towards the end of Bayside there is a restaurant with a dance floor where people can view you from a glass wall. Here all types of people can interact and socialize together. It's fascinating when people can come together as one and just have a wonderful time.
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Bayside has your very common family eateries but has a select few of go to restaurants and must have dishes. On the upper level there is a food court. Latin, American, and even Chinese dishes are served here making your decision on where to eat that more difficult. While strolling around the food court, you'll encounter most restaurants giving out food samples to sway you to their dish. At every corner, at every angle, and at every direction you can inhale the flavors and spices from the food over the grill. Definitely one of the best features about
The Chesapeake Bay means ‘Great shellfish Bay’ in Algonquin(Chesapeake Bay Foundation 2010). The bay was once plentiful with Oysters dating back...
Nothing is better than Miami during the summer. As I walked down Lincoln Road in the middle of summer 2013 on a sunny yet breezy afternoon, I realized that this was the epitome of what it’s like to live in Miami. As the sun shun down on the palm trees illuminating their lively green color, I noticed a young couple having a discussion. “Yo creo que Miami es una de las ciudades mas bonitas” said the young woman. “Tienes razon” replied the man to the woman. Hearing their conversation surely enlightened me. In that precise moment I realized that I lived in one of the most diverse cities in the world. Miami is full of different cultures. People from all over the
Because Belmont Shore was built on the idea of businesses serving the needs of the community, its “culture and production are related, the advocacy of a different system of production is in some way a cultural directive, indicating not only a way of life but,” a representation of its own society. The people who live near Second Street appear to be high-middle class themselves. With the exception of the homeless, it is safe to make this assumption because of the lifestyle reflected upon Belmont Shore. Living near the ocean is extremely expensive due to luxury, and the conditions of the homes around the neighborhood appear to be well kept and renovated nicely to keep up with modern fashion. Knowing this, it would be costly to live near and in Belmont Shore; however, culture alike lifestyle, “must be finally interpreted in relation to its underlying system of production”. With the types of businesses that are run, the shops attract those among the age group of twenty years and up: working class. There are pubs and bars, there are diners and restaurants, but very little entertainment except for the company of friends. All of the factors ranging from how Belmont Shore makes money and to the individuals who need it are reflective in its distinctiveness as a territory known for recreation and urban seaside
The Captain Avery Museum is a two story wooden house set on the banks of the West River in Shady Side Maryland. This current museum was once a small home; develop to a family vacation spot, and now its current use as a museum. The Captain Salem Avery House reflects the impact of the Chesapeake Bay on everyone from watermen to families seeking an escape to a small town. The purpose of the Museum is to collect, preserve and share local Chesapeake history by celebrating the culture around the Bay — past, present and future - through oral histories, collections, exhibitions, and community activities. The museum conveys a wide variety of educational opportunities. Tours at the museum can encompass cultural history of the Shady Side area, hands-on baking in their kitchen,
Now that our journey has come to close, lets reflect on some of the places we visited. Titos tacos in Culver City, Bludslos’s BBQ in Compton, U-Zen Japanese Restaurant in West Los Angeles, and last but not least, Versailles Cuban restaurant in Encino. all of these exceptional restaurants have and will still contribute to what makes Los Angeles, Los Angeles. A thriving metropolis on wheels that holds one of the most rich and diverse cultures across the United States. I am proud to be called an a citizen of the great city of Los Angeles; and have the perk of having great food at my disposal at any time of the day or night three hundred and sixty-five days of the week; and with that, I hope my advice on planning an extravagant meal outside your front door comes in good use!
Monterey bay is wide at the entrance, but narrows as you approach the town. It has well wooded shores and everything was very green. The...
When one thinks of war they think of one side attacking the other, but in this war we spend much of our time in damp, muddy trenches, which smell of sewage and rotting corpses. The sun is high so we all lay low in the trenches to avoid sniper fire. So I sit and rest enjoying the break, using the time to clean my bolt-action rifle. My fellow brothers-in-arms are busy taking care of everyday tasks such as personal hygiene or writing letters home.
... night parties and romantic escapade. The incredible restaurants on the beaches are stunning and present not only good food but a splendid setting to enjoy the most beautiful sunset. Besides restaurants, the bars on these beaches are perfect for youngsters and couples to enjoy the liveliest and zealous nightlife in Caribbean region for which, the isle is globally famous.
This venue and its decor make it a perfect venue to host mostly live jazz performances every night. There really wasn’t much of a stage, the musicians were up against a wall next to the main walkway leading to the patio and stairs leading up to the second lounge and bar area. The tables and chairs were angled just enough to see the live music. The group was compromised
I had decided to be open minded about this adventure I was being taken on as my weariness depreciated and my mother seemed to grow upset since I had looked like I was not enjoying her company. As we approached the seashore, to my surprise my mood had been uplifted. Smiling was inevitable and my heart was warm with bliss as we slowly walked over the tiny grains of sand, occasionally stopping to examine a unique shell that demanded to be seen. Each shell had different textures, varying from a roughness comparable to sandpaper or smooth like fuzzy peaches and with different shades of grey and white. Only the extraordinary shells would be picked up and placed into the bright red cup we brought.
Sample local food The seafood in Monterey is one that every visitor must try out. The restaurants that line the area serve an amazing collection of fresh dishes from the local area. The top restaurants in the area include Cindy’s restaurant, Sea Harvest, up market Montrio and the Fish Hoper located on the waterfront. For coffee check out top establishments such as East Village Lounge, and Café Lumiere 4.
The poignant panorama when the sights are all moonlit; One feels so mighty powerful—and yet so very small, Gazing upward, heaven-ward, as on the beach I sit: The sea, the sands, the sky—I cannot make the call— To extol the virtues of this place or say which is my favorite. West Coast of Florida The West Coast of Florida is the loveliest place That I know I have ever beheld;
Ever since Sunset Beach has been officially opened to the public, there has been a drastic increase of tourists present. Television programs concluded that at least a thousand people visit the beach everyday. Reasons for their stay are that they feel comfortable with the environment that surrounds the beach front, people who are at the beach are joyous and numerous activities to enjoy, and the fresh scent of the sparkly waters, make the visitors feel calm and pleasurable. So I decided to take a trip there.
When the word Miami is said, just about everyone begins to picture palm trees, the beach, and a variety of different people. Miami is frequently referred to as the “Tropical Playground” as well as the “Celebrity Playground”, both titles implying only a time for fun. The mass tourism that occurs because of this image of paradise and glamour is without a doubt a major factor in the city’s money flow, crime rate, and culture (Clery). The city of Miami has marketed itself in such a way that it is becoming more influential in the globalized world than ever before. This can be seen with the increased connections to Latin America, Europe, and the other states of the country. Miami’s image of paradise beaches and luxury living call out to people of very high income. The increased amount of people moving into the city with high income has had many effects on the rest of the population. Celebrities are also making their way to Miami and are contributors to the images and perceptions of this city. As a former resident of Miami, the meaning of place will be explored from a personal view and from the view of my non high-income family.