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That area is a godawful jungle mountain combo. Such ruins tend to be 100% covered over by trees and vines and whatnot. This one mentioned that it was on the side of a mountain. That leaves me to believe that it might have been covered by silt and scree chummed up by snow erosion.

Gotta wrap this whole Florida thing with a classic palm tree shot.

The master closet was very nifty. This is only showing like 1/6 of the whole thing. There was nowhere I could stand to take it all in as a single shot.

I think Suz did this floor.

I could go for a kitchen like this :D

The kitchen was STEEL top to bottom and twice the size of my garage.

A really godawful complex floor design that was like a good 2 meters across.

The penthouse unit was decked out in white oak and cyprus floor to ceiling in darn near every room.

A better shot of the floor tile

Complex ceiling designs studded with like 20 recessed lights.

A rather complicated entry tile mosaic in the floor.

An inside shot of one of the third floor units kitchen/ great room/ sitting room/ dining room organic construct with exspensive tile to boot. Thats a really cool guy who is doing the specialty door work. Hes a good old 60s rebel throwback who makes surfboards in his offtime.

Same floor, back balcony. Someone pass me a pina colada.

Now I'm on a third floor balcony overloking a portion of the Kennedy compound.

This is the only other shot of Q that I have. Shes the little 15 pixel blob on the bottom right at the entrance tying a shoe... I think.

This is as close as I got. Nice detail on the face.

I followed ot over to where it landed and played some peek a boo. I think the way its shadow is cast against the trunk is just too neat.

A worker came over to huck out some trash and scared the bird. I took this awesome shot from the hip at a range of about 12 feet. I think its the neatest shot I've ever taken.

I was stalking this heron for like 15 minutes trying to get a real tight shot.

Very expensive layout to be sure.