Cuba is like a prince in a poor man’s coat: behind the sometimes shabby facades, gold dust lingers. It’s these […]
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Havana
Close your eyes for a moment and imagine you are there. Waves crashing against a mildewed sea wall. A young […]
Vinales
When you spy a cigar-chewing guajiro driving his oxen and plough through a rust-colored tobacco field, you know that you […]
Cienfuegos
La ciudad que mas me gusta a mi (the city I like the best) singer Benny More once said of […]
Trinidad day 3
On the 3rd and last day in Trinidad, Faye and I took a catamaran trip to Cayo Blanco. The $50 excursion […]
Trinidad day 2
Picture the scene: there are two rocking chairs creaking on a polished colonial porch, a half-finished bottle of rum being […]
Trinidad
The first sound in the morning is the clip-clop of horses’ hooves on the cobbled streets followed by the cries […]
Cuba- Santa Clara and Parrandas de Remedios Festival
Cuba can be a difficult destination to understand, an island of riddles that confound, and confuse. It is often said […]
Andy's walks in the world 