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Published: January 14th 2021
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In our big (for 7 people) bus, we began our tour with a visit to a nearby fruit and vegetable market. Suppliers were still hauling in bananas, papayas, tomatoes, green peppers, pineapples and more. Bustling shoppers moved quickly through the crowded aisles, making their purchases with practiced efficiency. For a few items, short line-ups slowed the pace, especially for the vendor selling plastic s...
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Isabel Gibson
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Hemingway and Russians and Harbour Defence and Cathedrals and a Chicken Dinner
Wow. Havana is obviously an amazingly diverse city and it looks like you had a beautifully diverse day. I see your "problem" with photo selection, but these give a good overview, for sure. I wonder whether the Stations of the Cross are a part of Anglican tradition, and thought that Eardley might have been able to translate the imagery for the group. Your cathedral shots are great (exterior and interior), as is the lobby of Ambos Mundos. I'm not sure I'd want to live with that colour of green but it's striking, and pretty cheery. You don't say - Was it the best chicken in the world?