Fisher Island, this very rich Island in South Florida was once the private property of a Black Man

Take a look at Miami Beach across the palm trees of Fisher Island Florida. Waiting to get on the ferry
It became known as Fisher Island after it was purchased by Land developper Carl G. Fisher in 1919 when construction of the island really begin.

The only way in or out of Fisher Island Florida is through this ferry. The car in front of me is getting on the ferry
Nowadays, if you want to get a piece of real estate property on Fisher Island, get ready to spend between $2 million and up to $40 million.

This is a view of Miami Beach Florida from the from the ferry coming from Fisher Island
Some of the notable people who live or have lived in Fisher Island includes tennis champion Andre Agassi, media Mogul Oprah Winfrey and German American designer, former actress and model Barbara Becker.
What the hell was I doing in Fisher Island?
Wouldn't you like to know LOL...
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