Short Vacation To Cuba *Few pics for now*

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  • E30Eric
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    Very nice photo's! Thanks for sharing.

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  • n2bimmer
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    very nice dude

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  • M42Technik
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    Originally posted by crunk3
    i don't think they stamp it anyway, well they gave us tourist cards and then you keep them and they stamp that, then you return it at the end of your trip
    Thats kind of awesome. Okay thats it I'm outta here...

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  • crunk3
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    Originally posted by M42Technik
    Yes, apparently you can simply ask for them not to stamp your passport when you arrive in Cuba.
    i don't think they stamp it anyway, well they gave us tourist cards and then you keep them and they stamp that, then you return it at the end of your trip

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  • M42Technik
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    Originally posted by mtechnik
    When in Santiago de Cuba, I met some U.S citizens. They had come in via Mexico and Jamaica.
    Yes, apparently you can simply ask for them not to stamp your passport when you arrive in Cuba.

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  • mtechnik
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    When in Santiago de Cuba, I met some U.S citizens. They had come in via Mexico and Jamaica.

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  • M42Technik
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    Originally posted by crunk3
    I stayed in Varadero but did take the day trip to Havana, which was like a 2 hour bus ride.
    Lucky! Any American lucky enough to go there isn't allowed outside Havana. Its weird like that. I have family in Camaguey, much farther East...

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  • OOMPH!
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    Some of these pics are definitely wallpaper worthy! Thanks bro!

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  • shmutzigE30
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    looks like fun. ill have to go there someday

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  • crunk3
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    I stayed in Varadero but did take the day trip to Havana, which was like a 2 hour bus ride.

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  • M42Technik
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    I will make the trip someday. Did you leave Havana? Most tourists are not allowed outside city limits...

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  • crunk3
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    Originally posted by delatlanta1281
    My grandmother was Cuban (i guesss she still is) and a quarter of me want's to go there and drink coffee. The othe three quarters of me wants to eat pasta and drink Guinness.... Guess which part will win.
    the coffee there was amazing, along with some spaghetti i had and pizza at this little place down the block from where we stayed. $2.50 for a pizza bigger than your plate.

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  • Axxe
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    Originally posted by rwdrift
    No it's not. South Florida is. During winter time, 1 out of 10 cars here are from Canada. I see Ontario and Quebec plates like there's no tomorrow. Sadly enough they manage to make the road rage in South Florida even worse.
    When I was in Daytona for spring break last year, Ontario plates where the most common. It's the province of silver minivans.

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  • delatlanta1281
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    My grandmother was Cuban (i guesss she still is) and a quarter of me want's to go there and drink coffee. The othe three quarters of me wants to eat pasta and drink Guinness.... Guess which part will win.

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  • onaquest
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    you['ve just solidified your rank as r3v pimp, cuz u have actual girls in pictures with you

    nobody else has ever done that

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