We just came back from Havana after experiencing a culture rich in the arts, music and dance. Creative energy is felt throughout the city. It vibrates from within and has a pulse of its own. Much to reflect on. Where to begin?
Ron and I will get some posts up as soon as we can, something we look forward to. In the meantime, we are behind in responding to yours. I know you understand. We’ve all been there.
Hope everyone has a good week. Safe travels to wherever life is leading you.
Traveler Lynne
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Welcome home, Lynne and Ron. Can’t wait to Read , Hear and See more of Cuba!
Believe me. We can’t wait to share it. Incredible.
Oh wow!!! Cuba I´m crazy about Cuba if I’m lucky I probably go this year, Cuba have so many cultural treasures, music, dance, folklore. All the political situations that Cuba represents in the world I´m looking forward to see next post!!
I am thankful I had the opportunity to visit Cuba. There is much to see. I came back with a rich cultural experience, but I have more questions than answers. Much to learn.
I’m sure you have many questions!!! that’s Why I’m crazy about Cuba… some people say “is not same enjoy Cuba like tourist that like a Cuban”
Americans enter Cuba as visitors…strictly an educational and cultural tour. They do not do the tourist thing…no beach resorts or swimming pools.
Wow, I can’t wait to hear about Havana, and see pictures! Are you American, Lynne? Are Americans now allowed to go to Cuba without hassle?
Yes, I’m American and US citizens can go to Cuba through the people to people program. These are licensed tours that operate with group Visas through our Department of Treasury. Google tour groups.We had no problems. These are educational,cultural tours.
Thanks, Lynne, for letting me know about this. I would love to go to Havana! 🙂
I envy you! Being an American, I am prevented from going to Cuba, but I would love to!
Thanks for your comment, but read my reply to Catbird and you will see that Americans can go to Cuba.
Lynne, I did no know this. Can you recommend a tour? I can leave anytime. I’m excited about this!
Can’t wait to hear the rest of the story……and lots of photos!
The trip was rather sudden. Quick decision. It’s a struggle finding time to reflect and write. Too many interruptions right now. That’s life. 🙂
Hi Lynne – new to your blog, and just in time, it appears, for some great posts. We’ll have to live through your experiences in Cuba. Look forward to it!
Hello newcomer. Am looking forward to posting on Havana.
Welcome home, Lynne and Ron. Like the others, I’m looking forward to your upcoming posts.
Thanks VB. Still downloading pictures, but looking forward to the reflecting and writing process.
Sorry to hear about the restrictions!! I´m sure it was a good trip anyway. I also know Americans can go to Cuba 4 or 5 years ago, I heard that before was worse. As an Ecuadorian I hope for better luck.
Aah Cuba is very very high on our list Lynne. Wish it were closer. Look forward to your posts. And take your time 🙂
Thanks for telling me to take my time. That makes me smile. 🙂
Welcome home – look forward to hearing all about it and, yes – we’ve all been there! You don’t even need to say it 🙂
We all ending up apologizing when we don’t nee too. That makes me smile. 🙂
Lynne,
We are anxious to see your photo’s. Your Ron’s photo’s made us want to go to the Tropicania
and Dance the Rumba……..Cuba is certainly not what I expected……So happy you and Your Ron made the trip. Glad you are back home. We missed you both.
Sandy, My Ron & Conal
Thanks, Sandy for your comment. I plan to post something this week. Still writing. Wonderful trip.