Flowers
Hummingbird flowers
Kitchen where our lunch was prepared at Las Terrazas
Oven and stove at Las Terrazas
The best way to eat Taro -- as chips.
Lunch at Las Terrazas
Ida talks to musicians
Anolis lizard
Airplane dropping mail at Las Terrazas
Airplane returns after mail drop
Trees
Las Terrazas An ideal communist village
Cow
Haircut at Las Terrazas
Housing at Las Terrazas
Palms
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Map of Havana Aquaduct, constructed 1565 to 1592
Excavated Havana Aquaduct, constructed 1565 to 1592
Pollution in harbor
Bicycle taxi in rain
little park in Havana
bicycle taxi and buildings
Stickball, with a square stick and a tennis ball
1957 Chevrolet
Obispo, a street near our hotel with shops
Policeman on Havana corner
Cupid watches San Ignacio from Hotel Raquel
School near Hotel Raquel, named after hero of the Revolution
Children assembling on the roof of the school
Meager supplies in a grocery school. Can you buy leche for my child?
Store selling sandwiches, shirts, and circuit breakers.
Calle Galiano, where Melinda Muller lived (just in front of the "La Isla" sign.)
Elizabeth and Guicho, proprietors of La Isla.
The apartment that Melinda rented.
Rich in Melinda's old apartment.
Park at Galiano and San Miguel.
Architect's office on Galiano.
Swimming along the Malecon
Swimming on the Malecon II
Musicians on the Malecon
Salt water decay on the Malecon
Castillo de Morro, used to protect against pirates, and swimmers
Malecon buildings
Photographers at Restaurant Benny More
Construction in Havana
Skilled reconstruction
Rich reads over the shoulder of a brass Monk
Iglesia y Convento de San Francisco