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Fast Boats at Haulover Cut in Miami

This the cut I use to get out to the ocean.


Haulover used to be one of the worst inlets to navigate during a changing tide. At one point it was considered the most dangerous on Florida's East Coast. Thankfully I used to live closer to Port Everglades and even though that can get nasty as well, it was never as bad as Haulover.

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Haulover used to be one of the worst inlets to navigate during a changing tide. At one point it was considered the most dangerous on Florida's East Coast. Thankfully I used to live closer to Port Everglades and even though that can get nasty as well, it was never as bad as Haulover.

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Haulover has a nude beach, doesn't it?
 
Haulover had a large State park but it wasn't nude when I was living there. On South Beach the European women used to sunbath topless and it was tolerated but not legally allowed.

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Last time I was as there, after 2000 there was a nude beach at haulover. We used to go there in the 1950s.
 
Last time I was as there, after 2000 there was a nude beach at haulover. We used to go there in the 1950s.

It has been awhile since I was in South Florida and so much has changed. I spent most of my time as a kid in Birch State Park on Ft. Lauderdale beach, and in High School near Dania Pier which used to have another State park with empty beaches.

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Miami's Haulover Beach: Dare to Go Bare | VISIT FLORIDA. Do you remember the little motel with the elephant in the front?
An elephant sounds familiar but I can't say with certainty. If I had to guess I'd say it was probably in the section of hotels north of Haulover beach. North of Haulover beach there was a whole row on the beach of smaller motels/hotels that were built in the 50's(?). South of Haulover inlet you had a number of hotels that were built even earlier that had very distinctive art deco features. Which area are you referring to?

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An elephant sounds familiar but I can't say with certainty. If I had to guess I'd say it was probably in the section of hotels north of Haulover beach. North of Haulover beach there was a whole row on the beach of smaller motels/hotels that were built in the 50's(?). South of Haulover inlet you had a number of hotels that were built even earlier that had very distinctive art deco features. Which area are you referring to?

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Yes. Small motels north of haulover. Had my picture on the elephant in 1954. Couldn't believe it was still there.
 

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