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from before the 1959 Revolution. Most are in terrible shape, but some are
in mint condition, like this one. |
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Another beauty, but check out
those snow (?) tires. |
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more. |
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This is much more common --
run down, rusted, and belching black smoke. This is a taxi. Click on the
pic for more info. |
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| Yes, this is Havana. Not central,
but still Havana. You see this out in the countryside a lot. |
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Sort of like a bus, but less
comfortable. |
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| Trucks belonging to state enterprises
are required by law to pick up people waiting at bus stops. |
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El camello, the camel. A uniquely
Cuban form of transportation. Don't know how many they hold, but it's a
lot. |
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| Aimed mostly at tourists, but
this, I guess, is a local. I don't think I want this job. |
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Havana has more traditional
busses, too, but most are not quite so colorful as this one. |
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Motor assisted. Where there's
a will...
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Me with my friend Luis Rene Fernandez
Tabio.
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