As I go back to the pictures of this day I am reminded of something Wife and I discussed just this evening at dinner. We were so amazed at the color, the patterns, the amazing different looks of Cuba. I don't know how many pictures I took overall this day but even after editing I had 71. So let's jump into the experience that is Cuba yet again.
Revolutionary Spirit
If you are on the main tourist sights and paths you are not going to see these as evidently they are considered not conducive to bringing in tourist dollars. But I want you to have the proper revolutionary fervor before you go on with this post
Last Cienfuegos pictures on a calm morning
ARRRRGGGGGG
Cemetery with famous people from the struggle for independence
Driving to El Nicho
Seeing the real Cuba in the country
Drying coffee beans
In a small town
According to
LÍvan very unusual in having a hot spot for internet
Some political connection?
At El Nicho Falls
Lovely couple from Italy seduced into having pictures taken with our cool new 'Travel Bloggers' business card!
Welcome to Trinidad de Cuba
The town where time stood still according to LÍvan
Around the mid 19th century, trade patterns changed and Trinidad was suddenly left out. So it missed the whole late 19th century neoclassical building craze.
View from the street our B&B was on
There was some kind of festival going on so we went wandering toward it
It was loud and full of music...a big thing in Cuba
Then when we got back we went to the roof of our B&B because the sun was setting
Even in hindsight looking at the pictures, I am agreeing with Wife that Cuba was an amazing place
3 comments:
As someone who works on the electricity in my home, those pictures of tangled wires make me slightly ill.
Look at pictures of American cities at the turn of the last century and what their wiring looked like!
that kid is hilarious!
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