The Fin Art Project Cool Miami Stuff Nobody Knows

There is fine art and fin art. If you are in Miami and near the 79th St. Boat ramp at the Pelican Harbor Marina
check out the Fin art installation to the east of the boat ramp. This was the first time I got a good look at it from land.
I always thought they represented shark fins when I looked at them out in the water.
Or airplane tails. I never knew they were actually parts of decommissioned United States Navy nuclear submarines. They are diving planes from submarines. Built in the 1960s.
I'm a big fan of recycled art; this is some of the best.

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