Wandering down yet another side street, I spotted this car at the corner and ran to get an image. Since there were quite a crowd lingering around on the other side of the street, I asked someone who responded they are waiting for the bride to appear. Say no more! A bride and a red car! I waited in the gathering crowd of Cubans. Of note, the yellow licence plate designates taxi.
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Photo by zeissy • Last comment by zeissy • On 01-20-13 21:55
Photo by jeroen • Last comment by jeroen • On 01-20-13 10:36
You're right Shapencolour!
Caño Cristales is a Colombian river located in the Serrania de la Macarena, province of Meta
The blossom of a unique species of plant that lines the river floor called Macarenia clavigera turns a brilliant red.
One of the most beautifeull rivers in the world.
Jeroen
Havana, Cuba. Ureka! I went around the block and found a space where the fence was sagging enough and the ground a bit higher - just had to crop a bit at the bottom. The graphics of the buildings combined those wonderful old engines was fascinating to me. If, somehow, I could have got access into that yard, it would have been a couple of hours of fun...at least. (the edge of the Capitol building is still visible at the right)
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Photo by zeissy • Last comment by rick perry • On 01-18-13 03:25
Carol,
I am partial to Steam Power! Great shot - wonderful detail and color!
Rick
A short distance from the grand "Capitolio Nacional Cuba" buildings, I found some wonderful old engines appearing to be under restoration, but fenced off. The Capitol buildings are still visible rising above and to the right of the old buildings in the forefront.
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Photo by zeissy • Last comment by zeissy • On 01-16-13 21:47
and share it.
