In February , my old friend Margie Jamieson and I set off on another our third cycling adventure in Cuba. Since our visit in , Eberto Jr. They have moved in with Ania and Eberto while Eberto Jr. Little Andres helps Margie put her bike together.
And they have a computer at home with dial-up Internet — something we are seeing more and more of in Cuba. Eberto Jr. Remedios is a very relaxing place to chill for a few days, hang out in the square and chat with folks. Billy decided to get her hair cut which was fun.
Cuba is one of the best kept secrets in the cycling world. It had never been high on my list of places to visit, but three years ago, when Margie and I were considering a potential place to cycle during Canadian winter, it popped up in a Google search.
A very informative site put up by an American couple who had clocked over 6, kilometers in Cuba peeked our interest. I knew very little about Cuba. As a child I remember that North America was gripped in the terror of nuclear holocaust during the Cuban Missile Crisis and that had caused me more than one nightmare.
Plowing with oxen — lack of fuel caused Cuba to revert to organic and planet friendly methods during the Special Period.
