Choose your own cruise highlights
I have lots of stories and photos to share about my latest cruising adventure. As I posted earlier, it was […]
My reflections of the A to Z Challenge
In many ways, this year’s challenge was much easier for me for many reasons. This year, I planned a more […]
Z is for “Z-end” of my tales from Cuba 2015
As the April 2015 A to Z Challenge ends, so do my stories about my 2015 trip to Cuba. I’m […]
Y is for Yemanja and other Orisha
It is very possible to see practitioners of an Yoruba-based religions, typically called Santeria by many people, while travelling in […]
X is for “X”tras treats at Antilla Cuba
You probably won’t find Antilla on a map of Cuba. It is a very small village in Holguin Province. It […]
V is for Vieja Havana
Vieja Havana is the old part of the Havana. It has plazas and cobble-stoned streets, many of which are pedestrian-only. […]
U is for Unity Bears
Everyone loves bears, right? When I was in Havana, there was an art display called Unity Bears. This was a […]
T is for Trinidad, Cuba
About a 90-minute drive along the coast of Cuba from the town is Cienfuegos is the town of Trinidad. The […]
S is for Santiago de Cuba
The energy in Santiago de Cuba is very different from Havana and is considered the most Caribbean-influenced city in Cuba. […]
R is for Revolutionary Heroes
Before I begin this, none of this is meant as a political statement, but as a way to show how […]
Q is for Quirky transportation
Getting around Havana is interesting as there are so many different choices. There are regular taxis, classic car taxis (and […]
P is for pottery
In Trinidad, Cuba, there is a private pottery business run out of a family home. The Santander family started this […]
O is for Opisbo Street
Opisbo Street is a pedestrian-only thoroughfare in Vieja Havana. Lining the street is a collection of art galleries, souvenir shops […]
N is for Negril
Leaving Cuba for a brief moment, the Cuba Cruise sails to Montego Bay. This stop provides an opportunity for people […]
M is for the Malecon in Havana
The Malecon is a road in Havana that runs along the sea and connects old Havana to other sections of […]
L is for Laundry
I am not sure why, but pictures of laundry can be some of a photographer’s most interesting pictures. Here are […]
