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Up to the bow — Up to the bow

Gret shot of Bill! We went up to the bow to take pics. It was open, just like in Havana.

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Tenders — Tenders

We had to tender to the port. They used the life rafts right outside our door!

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Day 10! — Day 10!

While we were sailing around Cuba, a lot of the channels were "not availablle." As soon as we left Cuba, they were working again!

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Cute dinosaur! — Cute dinosaur!

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Relax — Relax

It's how we spent the rest of the day.

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Time to go! — Time to go!

Leaving for the night!

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Return time — Return time

Took a picture in case we forget what time to be back!

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Cute elephant! — Cute elephant!

We had about an hour to change, eat and then leave on our night excursion!

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Pretty at night — Pretty at night

And empty! Everyone was getting ready to go out again.

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Back on the ship! — Back on the ship!

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Shopping — Shopping

Our last stop was shopping. It was a HUGE place that had hundreds of stalls. Nearly every aisle had the last stuff as the last aisle. We didn't buy anything.

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There's the ship! — There's the ship!

Almost the end of this tour. We can see the ship! Also, awesome classic cars on the road.

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There's the ship! — There's the ship!

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Cigar and rum — Cigar and rum

Locals suggest that the statue was sculpted to depict a cigar in the right hand and a mojito in the left hand, honoring popular Cuban culture. You can totally picture in now, right? Go back to the photo of the statue from the front and you'll really see it.

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From the base — From the base

The statue was inaugurated on December 24, 1958. Just fifteen days later, on January 8, 1959, Fidel Castro entered Havana during the Cuban Revolution.

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Great view! — Great view!

A great view of our ship in port at Havana.

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Travelers — Travelers

I was just amazed at all the people with suitcases. They must have come off of the other cruise ship. I was expecting more people taking tours, not people with suitcases.

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Money line — Money line

The next stop after passing the visa and health screen was the money line. They asked only one person per group stand in line for money. We learned about the money in our Cuba seminar earlier in the week. The locals have their own money they call CUPs (Cuban Peso). CUPs all have people on them, like Che Guevara, and Cuenfuegos on them. The money for tourists is a CUC, (Convertible Peso). CUCs all have landmarks on them.

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In Havana! — In Havana!

To get off the ship we had to pre-buy a visa. We bought ours through the cruise line. As Americans We were required to do 8 hours of person-to-person cultural exchange before we could just walk around by ourselves. We could do it ourselves but we'd have to meticulously document it and keep records for 5 years. We booked it through the cruise line instead. When we got off the ship we passed by doctors and nurses that were watching for sick people.They asked us not to take picturesof them. Interestingly, the nurses were wearing very short skirts and white lacy hose.

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Tour time! — Tour time!

Once the ship stopped it was time to meet up with our tour. We had to meet in the theater and wait for our tour to leave.

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