Cuba

Home of José Veigas	José Veigas shows us some of his archives of the history of Cuban art	An hour of rain floods the Malecon.	Street in Havana	Rich at home of Jaime y Teresa, his daughter's dance teachers.
57 Chevrolet and ruins	Ruins	Gran Teatro de Habana	Habana Ballet	Malecon at night
Happy fisherman	Children perform for their relatives at the Museo de Bellas Artes	Museo de Bellas Artes	Bicycle taxi (illegal to carry tourists?)	Rich puts finger in bullet holes at Batista's palace (now the "Museum of the Revolution")
The ballroom in his palace where Batista partied on the night that he fled Cuba	Batista's office	Granma, the yacht that Castro used to invade Cuba, now protected in a humidity controlled room.	"Fargo" truck used to carry 42 of the 50 assailants who took part in the attack on the Presidental Palace on March 13, 1957. Note the bullet holes emerging.	Remains of the B-26 bomber shot down during the Bay of Pigs invasion. The US did not request the corpse of the pilot until 1979.
Auto used to carry supplies during the revolution, and Rich.	Statue called by Cubans "The Miracle of Christ Surviving the Revloution."	Hotel Ambos Mundos, where Earnest Hemmingway lived.	Stilt-walkers parade in streets of Havana.	Roofs of Havana, from the roof of Hotel Am os Mundos.
Lunch on roof of Hotel Am os Mundos.	Entrance to Callejon de Hammel	Dancing on Hamel. Art by Salvador Gonzales, music by Iroso Obba.	A Cuban Legend	Callejon de Hamel, La Habana
Salvador Gonzales and Rich	Boy and umbrella, well camouflaged	Statue	View from Hotel Riveria	Ruth at Hotel Riveria
Menu at Hotel Riviera	Tasajo, also known as Ragout de Viande du Cheval, also known as ...	Joan's birthday cake, on roof of Hotel Raquel	Blowing out the candles	Darrel and Rich play with a Slinky
Margaret plays with a slinky	Palm trees in Pinar del Rio	A "pregnant" palm	Reconstructed coffee plantation	Joan and Ruth relax
Drying region for coffee beans	Cuban slave water bucket	Rosemary helps gride coffee	The Rooster Crows	Limes?