Cuba’s food and goods supplies collapsed when the USSR fell and urban agriculture (small areas in cities and towns used to grow vegetables an raise animals) became a necessity.
Copyright Debbie Smyth, 22 February 2017
Part of My Sunday Photo
Urban Agriculture
Which reminds me of the film “A Private Function”. 🙂
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this picture says a thousand words to me….
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I thought this was Peru until I read the caption. Fascinating image that tells a fascinating story. #MySundayPhoto
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Very interesting. How did you like Cuba?
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Oh, excellent capture, Debs! Cienfuegos, Trinidad or Havanna?
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This was Trinidad. I had a lovely early morning walk out of the touristy centre onto a very busy outer street, full of locals with horses and oxen.
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Oh, brilliant!
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What a lovely insight into everyday life here
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One of my favourites from Cuba
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Wow how interesting, Cuba must be a lovely place to visit
Thank you for linking up
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The light there seemed special
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I loved everything about Cuba when I visited a number of years ago. This photo tells such a story, love it #MySundayPhoto
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I was delighted to capture life with both reality and beauty
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Cuba is so gorgeous and vibrant. I will never forget going years ago and turning a corner in a dry dusty part of Havana to find the most beautiful well tended vegetable patch! Great photo! 🙂 #mysundayphoto
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I really loved Havana when I visited back in 1999. It was amazing to turn a street in a dry and dusty city to find a beautiful well tended vegetable patch. Great shot! 🙂 #mysundayphoto
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It’s still a great place to visit. I was impressed by the friendliness, positivity and copy of the local that i met
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