Havana, Cuba, November 2016
In Havana, there are plenty of taxis available to both locals and tourists. They range from classic American cars, through ladas to rickshaws.
The most unusual is the yellow globe-shaped vehicle, a sort of engine-powered rickshaw. They have two passenger seats at the rear, three wheels, and a 75cc two-stroke engine. They are known as Coco Taxis, because their shape resembles that of a coconut.
Copyright Debbie Smyth, 10 January 2017
Part of Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge
Travel with Intent 
That taxi cab looks interesting
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Not sure why it had the urge to rest upside down!
On Wed, Jan 11, 2017 at 12:06 AM, Travel with Intent wrote:
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That taxi is way cool. although I think it has seen better days.
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Like much in Cuba
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So cute, lika a little easter chicken 🙂
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That is a taxi I did not see!
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There are lots around the streets of Havana. But I don’t know when they first appeared.
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I never have seen a taxi like this!
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Yikes, that Coco taxi looks a bit rough and ready!!
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I have never seen anything like this. 😮
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