Tag: Cuba

No. 17. La Boca

  • A Wreck Reclaimed
  • Beach Cantina
  • Shelters with Coral Sculpture
  • Solitary Umbrella
  • Pointing to the Water
  • Breakers on a Coral Beach
  • Blue Sculpture on a Coral Beach
  • Julio Cepeda with a tiny Crab
  • Fossilized Coral beach. Sharp and Rugged
  • La Boca Fisherman’s Club
  • Julio and Yani dodge the breakers
  • Spider Crab
  • Sand Sun and Coral at La Boca

No. 15. Horsing Around in Cuba

  • Farmer Delivering Milk
  • Superman Rides Again
  • Friendly Chat
  • Water Delivery
  • Morning Rush on Calle Desengaño
  • Horse Drawn Cart
  • Riding into Town

Transportation in Cuba is a great deal more multifaceted than in the U.S. Horses and horse-drawn conveyances are still quite common, as are bicycles and motorbikes. Electric motorbikes are growing in popularity. With this post, I decided to feature horses. One of the pictures shows a water delivery. In older parts of Trinidad, there are no water mains to deliver water. It is delivered by tanker, often horsedrawn, and stored in cisterns.

No. 15. Wheels

These two composite photos appear in the “Wheels” exhibit at Studio B in Boyertown, PA. Opening: Friday, April 20. The show runs until June 24, 2018.