Like all other days on this trip, day six started with being awake very, very, early in the morning. Today’s early morning wakeup was courtesy of not only the rooster, but also the insane wind. What was a minor light rain, turned into a massive storm overnight, and with it brought high winds and winter …
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Health & Safety Note: This adventure occurred long before the current COVID-19 pandemic. Please be aware of, and follow, all local safety and health guidelines if you choose to travel during this time. Current regulations for American citizens traveling to Cuba can be found here. Day four started out with another early wake up. Partially …
Day two we decided to keep a bit low key and not have any set plans for waking up early or scheduling any specific activities, beyond having Diana cook breakfast for us. One of the add ons with our Airbnb was the option to have breakfast served for $5 pesos per person, so we thought …
Cuba, Havana specifically, is a photographer’s dream. The colorful old cars, the once demure but now crumbling architecture and the friendly people, who as I learned firsthand are hams for the camera. For years I saw photos online from journalists and immediately added it to my bucket list. Only one problem, a little thing called …