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Bassin Zim Water Fall
Not far from the town of Hinche Haiti is an amazing water fall called Bassin Zim.
Bassin Zim is one of the hidden treasures of Haiti that has never been explored. Bassin Zim is not just a water fall. The river that becomes this beautiful water called Bassin Zim comes shooting out of a whole in the mountain top, behind a cave.
The water then goes through three natural pools before finally creating the water fall.
I've been told that behind the water fall is another cave and visitors has swam through the water fall into the cave.
Zenglen Live, Djumbala Night Club
Here is a photo of Zenglen Live at Djumbala Night Club in Haiti.
Post all haitian Events at
Belfet.com
Discuss Haitian music at
Belmizik.com
Haiti Eggs (Ze Peyi) wrapped in Fey Maskiti
In the Haitian country side, eggs are usually wrapped in Fey Maskreti (Palma Christi plan leaf, also called castor-oil plant) for safe transport to the marketplace.
The brown rope like thing that wraps the fey maskreti is "Pay Mayi" (the inner leaf of a corn)
Taken in Hinche Haiti Jul 2013
Little Haiti Park, Miami Florida
look at this photo of the little Haiti park taken during the inauguration of the park in Little Haiti, Miami FLorida.
Little Haiti's boundaries are roughly as follows: to the north, 85th Street, to the west, I-95, to the east, Biscayne Boulevard (U.S. 1), and to the south, Northeast 36th Street (US 27).
The southern extremity of Little Haiti is now referred to as the Miami Design District, an 18 block section of art galleries, showrooms and restaurants located between NE 41st Street and NE 36th Street, Miami Avenue and Biscayne Boulevard.