In Trinidad, Cuba, there is a private pottery business run out of a family home. The Santander family started this pottery business in the 1890s
Category: Cuba
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 and lots of restaurants and
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 Havana. Many colonial-style buildings line
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 some of my favourite laundry
K is for Kicking back with rum
It is so easy to Kick back with a drink made from rum in Cuba. How many different rum drinks can you find in Cuba?
J is for John Lennon
Cuba loves revolutionaries and some consider John Lennon an adopted son. You will find many portrayals of John Lennon as street art around Havana. I
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