1-12 September 2016, Havana, Cuba
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Our horse and carriage driver.
Havana – Street Photography from a Horse and Carriage.
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Waiting for the bus.
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Tuk tuk driver and El Capitolio in the background
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Waiting for assistance.
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Musicians playing in the park outside our hotel.
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Just passing by a very interesting curio shop.
Havana – Red Cars and Street Views.
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Locals around a mosaic mural featuring Hugo Chavez and the flags of Venezuela and Cuba.
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1958 Ford Edsel Pacer convertible.
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1950? De Soto convertible.
Havana – An afternoon and evening.
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1958 Cadillac convertible.
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1958 Chevrolet?
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Elegant street view.
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Rebuilding a street in the traditional fashion.
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Maybe not much in the way of pollution controls.
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Murray Foote 
What is the ?sculpture? just before the pic of the white horse pulling a wagon. Knowing your from Oz, made me wonder what input you had on US cars. From the images you posted, you had a Lot more than one would suspect. No doubt related to your travels. Good on ya Murray!
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It’s just one of the many structures in an art locale known as Fusterlandia, all created by José Fuster, who started off in 1975 decorating his own house.
For the cars, I just do a search for images and work out in most cases the marque and the year.
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Please explain…what is the ? Sculpture? In the photo that precedes the one with a white horse pulling a wagon?
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