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- kuba... soo...war dann doch ne ziemlich lange pause seit meinem letzten post, dabei ist in der zwischenzeit wirklich einiges passiert..ich war letztes jahr im praktischen jahr fuer 4 monate in paris (neurochirurgie und allgemeinchirurgie), dann auch wieder gemein Posted by mefia in So far away... | May 23, 2008
- Habana fun I don't have much to 'report' this week, but I don't think I'll be online again till Sunday/Monday- so thought I'd write a quick update so you all know I'm still alive. After Saturday's internet session, I went home for Posted by -inge- in Finally off... | May 14, 2009
- Ahh the Serenity! Today on the bus we finally met some more tourists (something that is actually quite hard here as everyone has their guard up due to the touts), who were also suppose to be in mexico and as a result their Posted by rhinoc in Trav vs. The World | May 11, 2009
- The Adopted Home of Che We arrived into Santa Clara happy to get away from Habana and hopefully find a gentler more interesting way of life. Sadly with the bus getting in at 6:30pm and the morning bus leaving at 11:20 it left us little Posted by rhinoc in Trav vs. The World | May 11, 2009
- Welcome to the 50´s This will be a long blog for a few different reasons, mostly the restricted access to internet here with access cards only getting dropped off once a day and some hotels running out very quickly! This restricts us to one Posted by rhinoc in Trav vs. The World | May 11, 2009
- A week in Habana I´ve been in Havana for a week today. I can´t believe it- time has just flown by! My Spanish class group has been a lot of fun- as the days have passed, we´ve all got to know each other better and Posted by -inge- in Finally off... | May 9, 2009
- Recuerdos de la Habana! Recuerdos de la Habana!!!! Sorry for the lack of contact- this is my first time online (I wanted to wait with writing till I had something to say plus the Internet´s very expensive here)... Havana is WONDERFUL!!! I absolutely love it Posted by -inge- in Finally off... | May 6, 2009
- A week has gone by already ? Hola todo el mundo! I{m here and safe and nice and warm in the Cuban sun! I can{t believe we{ve been here a week already. It feels like we just arrived. Here{s a catch up what{s going on. We{re living Posted by JChapelski in Cuba Libre | Nov 23, 2008
- are you kidding me??! Guess what we were given on the flight from Cuba back to Mexico.....NOOOOO!!!! Posted by annora in the long way home.... | Feb 10, 2008
- food glorious food... One of the main downsides to visiting Cuba has to be, without a doubt, the food...or lack of it. I had been told by everyone I met who had been there not to expect much at all and they were Posted by annora in the long way home.... | Feb 7, 2008
- Cuba Trinidad Trinidad is a world heritage site. 50 years of communist rule has ensured the city's neglectful preservation. No other city in Cuba is so well preserved or charming. The cobble stone streets, almost non-existent traffic and layers Posted by edcastaño in Francis & Edward, Taste of the World | Sep 4, 2008
- Cuba Life is Weird Visiting Cuba sometimes made us feel like we were in the twilight zone. Where else is it illegal for common people to eat beef or lobster, in order to feed tourists (especially in a communist country)? Posted by edcastaño in Francis & Edward, Taste of the World | Sep 4, 2008
- Cuba Arrival in Havana We arrived in Havana on the afternoon of July 24th, two days before the national holiday commemorating the Assault of the Moncada Garrison, a date widely recognized as the beginning of the Cuban revolution. Many of Posted by edcastaño in Francis & Edward, Taste of the World | Aug 19, 2008
- Cuba Bits and pieces to follow from Mexico and chunks of the US broken into hopefully digestable sections but for the moment I would like to concentrate on our comrades living an alternative lifestyle on an island in the Caribbean. While Posted by lidster in The Americas - Out of sorts | May 22, 2008
- why nobody will get their postcards from cuba We stopped in this shop to buy the obligitary postcards (much easier than writing e-mails to everyone!) and when I asked the lady at the counter if they had stamps, she pointed behind Posted by annora in the long way home.... | Feb 21, 2008
- Cuba Pics Double click the photo for a description. Havana commentary below. [img=http://www.travellerspoint.com/photos/147232 Posted by Latin Pata in Latin Pata | May 10, 2008
- Cuba Endelig høstferie fra studiene, og hva kan vel være bedre enn å bruke tiden til å reise litt? En god gjeng tok turen til Cuba for å oppleve litt andre omgivelser og skikker. Fredag morgen var kofferten ferdig pakket og Posted by euph-line in Min tur til det mexicanske riket! | Nov 2, 2007
- Viva Cuba! Fidel, 80 años mas! Patria o muerte! Nii, see post siis räägib Jõuludest ja aastavahetusest ehk Jako toimetamistest Kuubal. Spoilaringiga Mossed, viikidega teksapüksid, tühjad kaupluseletid, Karpatõ mopeedid, salsa, Piña colada ja Mojito, üleskütvad loosungid, Cohibad ja Monte Christod jn Posted by jakokruuse in Jako Ladina-Ameerikas | Jan 3, 2008
- Cuba and Barbara Torres Pompa I started my journey in Cuba at a wonderful private house called Barbara Torres Pompa. The owners Barbara and Esteban were extremelly friendly and helpful people especially after my bags did not arrive on Air Cubana. They organised for them Posted by vilkies in Cuba and Barbara Torres Pompa | Nov 4, 2007
- Cuba I have seen many, many colonial cities in the past 8 months. I was pretty much over them until I got to Havana. La Habana, with the exception of Habana Vieja (the old town, which has been restored) Posted by zedgee in Zo on the Go | Sep 12, 2007
- Cuba Viñales was lovely. That´s the most fitting word for it. Lovely. It was unlike anywhere else we had been in Cuba so far. Lush green countryside dotted with the mogote (flat topped) mountains that it is famous Posted by zedgee in Zo on the Go | Sep 5, 2007
- Cuba There has only been three times since I have been travelling that I have almost been reduced to tears. Once was after a particularly long bus journery to Buenos Aires and then being ripped off by a taxi driver, Posted by zedgee in Zo on the Go | Sep 5, 2007
- Cuba Most people go to Santa Clara to visit the Che Guevara memorial. Gill and I went because we missed our bus to Santiago after a particulary big night in Trinidad, and Santa Clara was the next best option. Posted by zedgee in Zo on the Go | Sep 5, 2007
- Cuba I have a confession to make. I have always wanted to stay in an all inclusive beach resort. You know the sort. The ones where you get a fluro wristband when you check in, so you can Posted by zedgee in Zo on the Go | Sep 1, 2007
- Cuba After Veradero, we headed to Trinidad, a UNESCO declared work heritage sight. Trinidad is a postcard picture perfect cobblestreet town filled with colourful houses and colonial mansions. It´s a town that is now totally built around tourism yet Posted by zedgee in Zo on the Go | Sep 1, 2007
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