Havana by night
Bici-taxi
Fruit market
Fidel lives!
Scaffolding in Havana
Cigar factory
Ernest Hemmingway’s favourite var
Cutomised mud flap (available from www.chipmumf.etsy.com)
Strong, sweet coffee
Santiago de Cuba
Fidel Castro – 1926 – 2016
Into the Sierra Maestra mountains
Marlene and her neighbour, our hosts in Santiago
Classic 90’s MBUK stickers on the Specialized
Sugar Cane
You’re never more than a few metres away from a picture of Che
You’re never more than a few metres from a picture of Che
Manzanillo town watching the big baseball game
Kirsty making some new friends
Everyone was happy that Granma Province had won
Sharing the road
Getting stuck in traffic
Refuelling
Back yard camping
Marcus
Kirsty
500km to Havana
Taking a tour of the Casamiro farm
Plantain
Fresh Cappuccino!
Jose and his family, along with Candians Johnathan and Charles
Playa de Luna Beach
This doesn’t look right
A lift to nowhere
Swimming in the cenote
Pavement workshop
Canopy of stars
Rehydrating
Camping by the Bay of Pigs
The rack on the front of the PO bike makes a great tool tray
Inbuilt pineapple rack
A man asked if I’d like to hold his bird of prey, so I said yes.
Baseball practice in Coliseo
We’re gonna need a bigger tent
Essentials for sale: Rum, beer and cigarettes
Into Matanzas
The Valle de
Jeep trek passing through the Valle de
Long term Havana resident, Ernest Hemmingway wrote “It is by riding a bicycle that you learn the contours of a country best, since you have to sweat up the hills and coast down them.”
Looking over Havana from the Castillo del Moro
At journeys end. Spot the difference.
A staircase souvenir shop
David taking ownership of our bikes
