Eduardo Santiago and a group of friends were visiting and traveling in his native Cuba last week. Santiago sits with his Town Crier at the famous Malecon (seawall) of Havana, with Morro Castle, built in 1589, in the background.
Eduardo Santiago and a group of friends were visiting and traveling in his native Cuba last week. Santiago sits with his Town Crier at the famous Malecon (seawall) of Havana, with Morro Castle, built in 1589, in the background.

 

“The Idyllwild Four at Revolution Plaza in Havana — 17 signed up, only four made it!” Santiago wrote. From left, are Timothy Wurtz, Pam Goldwasser, Eduardo Santiago and Mark Davis. The Town Crier is the newspaper on the left and on the right is Cuba’s national newspaper, El Granma, whose cover photo shows President Barack Obama shaking hands with Cuban President Raul Castro.
“The Idyllwild Four at Revolution Plaza in Havana — 17 signed up, only four made it!” Santiago wrote. From left, are Timothy Wurtz, Pam Goldwasser, Eduardo Santiago and Mark Davis. The Town Crier is the newspaper on the left and on the right is Cuba’s national newspaper, El Granma, whose cover photo shows President Barack Obama shaking hands with Cuban President Raul Castro.

 

Santiago’s group also visited a classic sugar mill in Cienfuegos, Cuba. Photos courtesy Eduardo Santiago
Santiago’s group also visited a classic sugar mill in Cienfuegos, Cuba.
Photos courtesy Eduardo Santiago

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