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Monthly Archives: June 2018
The Cuban Revolution
As I explored the country, there was definitely a theme in many of the museums and national monuments. I did stop by the national museum where you can find most of Fidel Castro’s vehicles, boats, and other historical items in … Continue reading
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Hiking in Cuba
There are not many places you can actually hike or climb in Cuba, but one area you can explore is the Vinales Valley. This is a nice panoramic view looking over the valley and the national park area. I found … Continue reading
Exploring Havana Cuba
Now that the running is complete, time to explore the city. There is a lot of history here. I was surprised to learn that there are miles of underground tunnels here that used to carry the water under the city. … Continue reading
Havana Running Club
I wanted to try something different, so… An early morning arrival in Havana Cuba! Here is a view of the city from along the waterfront. It is quite run down at a first glance, but I see there is a … Continue reading
Key West Florida
Escaped Miami before a massive thunderstorm hit. You can see it in the distance. Key West is a small place and far away from most things. Lots of little islands and full of expensive homes. Yes, this is the lowest … Continue reading
Running in Miami Beach
April 2019 Update. My annual spring vacation trek. This time I got a suite room upgrade with wraparound windows for being Lifetime Titanium status in Marriott program 🙂 Because the view was so great, I had to take a run … Continue reading
Red Rock Canyon – Near Las Vegas
It is only a half hour’s drive away from Las Vegas, but you can get totally isolated in the desert and see almost nobody for a long time if you would like to hike the mountains. You do need to … Continue reading