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To: tdewey10
I used to live down close to there as well, it is very far south "miami", next step is basically Homestead, Florida.

The area was becoming decent, then Hurricane Andrew came and made a mess of it. Thats about when I left the area as well.

It is actually a fairly "white" (70+%)part of town, hispanics being less than 40% of the population, which in Miami, is pretty low :)

Still, it is considered a rather white trashy area.

18 posted on 09/13/2007 9:23:07 AM PDT by Paradox (Politics: The art of convincing the populace that your delusions are superior to others.)
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To: Paradox

*chuckle* My father would die to be called white trash—it’s actually very very firmly middle class...I grew up there as a teen in the 80’s and it is the demographics that you say, even still today from what I understand. It’s proximity to Goulds and South Miami makes it kind of iffy though. We knew many people, including my dad, who worked on base—I even took a few college courses there in my late teens. It did indeed change when Andrew came through and I made my leave as well.

The jetty off Black Point is truly lovely...although from pictures I’ve seen it looks as though some of it was washed during hurricanes—sad that.


806 posted on 09/13/2007 9:33:33 PM PDT by Aingeal
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