Urban Agriculture shop in Trinidad, Cuba, December 2016
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
Travel with Intent 
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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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 was delighted to capture life with both reality and beauty
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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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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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What a lovely insight into everyday life here
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One of my favourites from 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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Very interesting. How did you like Cuba?
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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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this picture says a thousand words to me….
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Which reminds me of the film “A Private Function”. 🙂
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