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Cape Kennedy Space Center. Pavilion of Saturn V rocket. The carrier which contributed in a fundamental way to Apollo missions
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Cape Kennedy Space Center. Saturn V rocket. The carrier which contributed in a fundamental way to the Apollo space missions
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Cape Kennedy Space Center. The LEM lunar module that landed on the moon, along with the Apollo spacecraft
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Cape Kennedy Space Center. The interior of the Apollo spacecraft
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Cape Kennedy Space Center. The Apollo spacecraft with the signs of external burns sustained during the return on the earth
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Cape Kennedy Space Center. A moon rock taken from our satellite during one of the last Apollo space missions
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Cape Kennedy Space Center. The control center of the Apollo space missions
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The hangar where they were assembled the booster rockets of the Apollo missions and later, of the missions with the Space Shuttle
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Cape Kennedy Space Center. One of the platforms launch of U.S. space missions
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The skyline of Miami
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The lagoon of Miami Beach. One of the most famous district of the great city of Miami
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One of the many villas that overlook the lagoon in front of the skyscrapers in the district of Miami Beach
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One of the many villas that overlook the lagoon in front of the skyscrapers in the district of Miami Beach
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Miami Beach. Access to the beach on the Atlantic Ocean
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Miami Beach
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Miami Beach. One of the many control points and rescue present on the beach
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Miami Beach. One of the many control points and rescue present on the beach
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Miami Beach
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Miami Beach. Play space for children
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Miami Beach. Ice cream and hot sandwiches on the beach
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Miami Beach by night
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Everglades National Park. Aerial roots
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Everglades National Park. Aerial roots
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Everglades National Park. Roots of a ficus
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A heron, one of the many species of birds that inhabit the park
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At sunset, a bird spreading her wings to warm up before the night
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An alligator while searching for a prey to hunt
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Keys Islands archipelago. The southern tip of Florida whose islands are connected by bridges sometimes several kilometers long
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The archipelago of Keys Islands. The old railway bridge now abandoned
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Keys Islands archipelago. The southern tip of Florida whose islands are connected by bridges sometimes several kilometers long
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Keys Islands archipelago. The southern tip of Florida whose islands are connected by bridges sometimes several kilometers long
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Keys Islands archipelago. The southern tip of Florida whose islands are connected by bridges sometimes several kilometers long
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Keys Islands, an archipelago frequented by sailboats and motor due to its many marinas and moorings
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Keys Islands, an archipelago frequented by sailboats and motor due to its many marinas and moorings
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Keys Islands, an archipelago frequented by sailboats and motor due to its many marinas and moorings
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One of the many beaches of the Keys Islands frequented mainly by the inhabitants of Miami over the weekend
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One of the many beaches of the Keys Islands frequented mainly by the inhabitants of Miami over the weekend
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One of the many beaches of the Keys Islands frequented mainly by the inhabitants of Miami over the weekend
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The inhabitants of the Keys Islands indulges itself to create letterboxes really weird like a lighthouse or a manatee.
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Key West. The home of the American writer Ernest Hemingway
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Key West. The home of the American writer Ernest Hemingway
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Key West. The home of the American writer Ernest Hemingway
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Key West. The home of the American writer Ernest Hemingway
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Keys Islands.The southern tip of United States. An archipelago that separates the Atlantic Ocean from Gulf of Mexico
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Keys Islands.The southern tip of United States. An archipelago that separates the Atlantic Ocean from Gulf of Mexico
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