People have been asking me how my trip went; I say that I fell in love with New York, and I feel like San Francisco is its younger, littler chilled out brother. Conversely, I feel like Miami is LA's best friend and they're two girls who always want to go out. While I loved the relentlessly warm weather and beaches that made you feel like you were in a postcard, Miami was definitely a city to visit but not sustainably one I could live in.
I'll take that tan though, thank you!
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| The private beach area at Fontainebleau - we didn't see Puff Daddy, but this view was enough for me. I couldn't get enough of the water, so clear and blue. |
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| Shopping in the up and coming Design District - some very cool shop fronts on a wide street. |
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| Spicy fries! This is the beginning of one of my most favourite afternoons there, sitting in the sun at Southstreet with a cocktail jug and Southern style fried chicken still to come. |
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| Outside the Wynwood Walls, the Wynwood warehouse district was the most sincere neighborhood I came across in Miami - think a strong Cuban community, open air bars and an impressive span of street art. |
NYC wrap up to come!
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