Havana, Cuba, November 2016
Hex colour ref: efcdb8
A colourful note: the origins of the colour name desert sand are apparent when you observe how accurately it resembles the Saharan sand. Interestingly, it was used by General Motors as a paint colour for their early Cadillacs. It became a Crayola crayon colour in 1998.
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Copyright Debbie Smyth, 20 January 2017
Part of Color Your World
Travel with Intent 
Oh, I’d take a Cadillac in that colour. Well, any colour, really.
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I did hunt my photos for one in this colour, but couldn’t find one!
Though having a real one would be much better of course!
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Love this! The geometry, the gentle colour…well observed, Debs!
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Thanks Sue – there was so much to take in in Cuba, that sometimes it was hard to spot the simpler things
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Well, you succeeded here! How long were you there?
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I was there 14 nights. Could happily have stayed longer.
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I’m sure! Havana, Cienfuegos…where else?
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