Lookout on the way to Veradaro.
Palm trees in the valley.
Cuban band at the lookout.
Instead of graffiti on walls or bridges, people carved their names in this cactus plant.
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AS JIMMY BUFFETT ONCE SAID, "I know one thing: INDECISION MAY OR MAY NOT BE MY PROBLEM." Left click once on each photo to enlarge it.
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- Rob Greenfield
- My name is Rob Greenfield, and I live, work and play in North Bay, Ontario, Canada. I am an avid amateur photographer, and I enjoy posting photos of things and events I have been doing.
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- I've crossed over the Welland Canal a number of t...
- This is a bar in Port Dalhousie where we stopped ...
- Mr. P. is looking pleased because he knows the fi...
- Just got back from a 4 day bike trip. We pedale...
- Montrose Street Party June 14 - this "ev
- Oldie but goldie - this is the wall behind the st...
- Early in the spring the Calander Bay dock was des...
- Havana, Cuba - and not one satellite dish in site...
- This an old lava outcrop on the shore of the Gulf...
- This is a small section of a main building at the...
- Sidewalk art at the Montrose Street Party on Satu...
- Grossman's Tavern on Spadina Street in Toronto.
- These pine trees just off Tower Drive near the ai...
- Another beautiful mid-north sunset, this time tak...
- Cuban Odds and Sods
- This is the view looking north over the Gulf of M...
- Although not summer weather yet, we've had some r...
- Lookout on the way to Veradaro. Palm trees in the...
- A local fella keeps an eye on the neighbourhood. ...
- The national tree of Cuba. Nice blossoms, no idea...
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