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Yesterday I took my camera to my daughter's art showing. I snapped this pic here in Miami of a gorgeous silver MCS with 4 driving lights. I then decided, "why not photograph all the Minis I see in this one outing!?" We went from Kendall (a suburb south of Miami) to the design district (in North Miami):
Indi Blue on US 1:
Hey, get that Ferrari outta my way!
From I-95, two MINIs. A Cool Blue MCC and CRMCS, very similar to the cars in my own household:
Another Indi Blue on 95:
Saw this along the hiway:
A CRMCS in the design district:
Another nice S in the same area. What color is this?:
Hey how'd this get in here? Oh well, there is a MINI in it:
On the drive home, I saw another 2 or 3 of our favorite cars, but for one reason or another couldn't catch 'em. Here's a great place to eat and drink if you're on US 1 near the U. of Miami:
I hope you all enjoyed my little tour/MINI show! Happy Friday to all!
Ken
__________________ 2005 MINI Cooper S
2005 MINI Cooper Convertible
very nicely put together. brings good memories back to me . I used to live on Kendall for a while when I used to go to UM. Cool pics and wish I was driving my Mini there.
Thanks to all for looking, and for the compliments. In my book, any picture of Fox's is good. Makes me think of their excellent vodka martinis, pan-fried yellowtail, fried zucchini sticks, and frozen peanut butter pie--all made beautifully old-skool.
Ken
__________________ 2005 MINI Cooper S
2005 MINI Cooper Convertible
sweet! you should post these photos in the spotting thread too (assuming you want to share over on my side of town ;) )
Glad to know I'm not the only stalker LOL
. Makes me think of their excellent vodka martinis, pan-fried yellowtail, fried zucchini sticks, and frozen peanut butter pie--all made beautifully old-skool.
