Sandra's Cuban pics

[Sandra Shine]

Hey All,

Let me share a few of my favorite pics from the Cuban trip.
I will keep them coming :)

And as I got addicted to shooting all the beautiful veteran cars I will share a few of those as well. :mbounc:

[MarkusZ]

Really nice, and really Hot

WOW Sandra... :kiss:

Küsse Markus:kiss::hearts::icon_hug:

[Surfer Babe]

Hey All,

Let me share a few of my favorite pics from the Cuban trip.
I will keep them coming :)

And as I got addicted to shooting all the beautiful veteran cars I will share a few of those as well. :mbounc:
OMG! I love, love, love the string bikini. I want one! :boobies:

Great photos Sexxxy. Thanks for sharing.

[Razor]

Hey All,

Let me share a few of my favorite pics from the Cuban trip.
I will keep them coming :)

And as I got addicted to shooting all the beautiful veteran cars I will share a few of those as well. :mbounc:
OMG, that black bikini... I... I... umm... sorry I lost my train of thought... I... umm... damn girl are you trying to kill me or just drive me wild? :)

Wow... WOW... I can't think of anything else to say... just, wow. :) :icon_yes: :hearts:

XOXO;

Maggie

[Syllypryde]

Hey All,

Let me share a few of my favorite pics from the Cuban trip.
I will keep them coming :)

And as I got addicted to shooting all the beautiful veteran cars I will share a few of those as well. :mbounc:
Nice pics, Sandra! Keep them coming! Glad you enjoyed your trip.

[A.J. Angel]

Oooohhh!!!!! Nice pics and looking hot! :boobies: Glad you have enjoyed Cuba! :icon_hug:

Any Cuban hearts left broken there? :lol: :kiss:

[Sandra Shine]

Any Cuban hearts left broken there? :lol: :kiss:

Hopefully only a couple hundred of them :lol:

[Sandra Shine]

I posted this in the general talking one as well but since it was taken in Cuba, here it is :)
Love you Jeff :hearts:

[Sandra Shine]

OMG! I love, love, love the string bikini. I want one! :boobies:

Great photos Sexxxy. Thanks for sharing.

I have a guy doing it for me.
I have just found him.
I will check what can I do for you ;)

[A.J. Angel]

Hopefully only a couple hundred of them :lol:

Love your new avatar! :kiss: Is it from a picture taken in Cuba too? :hearts:

[ange_r]

Hey All,

Let me share a few of my favorite pics from the Cuban trip.
I will keep them coming :)

And as I got addicted to shooting all the beautiful veteran cars I will share a few of those as well. :mbounc:
Hooooooooly crap. http://planetsmilies.net/shocked-smiley-9444.gif:bee:

[Sandra Shine]

Recommending Cuba as a holiday destination.

Well, if you want to see the real Cubans life you definitely must see Havana. I spent 3 days there and I could get to see the real face of it. I got a new friend there who showed me the parts where tourists dont go. The people are living from 20 USD! a month and they still get to eat from the food tickets which is 10 pieces of egg anf 2 kgs of rice a month...
It is very sad. But it was interesting to see another culture for sure.
I asked a taxi driver as I could see him earning more money and he simply said it isnt his money at all. He has to pay all the money he made to the government and after at the end of the month he gets payed the 20...
People were very straight about telling the story of their life.

As far as Varadero it does not feel like you were in Cuba at all. A 5 star hotel cant be compared to Havana.
This place is only for the tourists and it is closed from Cuban people as Varadero is on a long tounge half island. Only people who work in the hotels can enter. Strange. I guess they dont want to let the Cubans see how else they could live.
The white sand beaches were worth to visit anyways and the people I met there were very kind. ( maybe because of the topless tanning? )
The weather wasn't perfect it was always partly cloudy but this way it was harder to get a bad sun burn.

That is all folks ;)

[Sandra Shine]

Love your new avatar! :kiss: Is it from a picture taken in Cuba too? :hearts:

Yes :)

[Grant]

Hey All,

Let me share a few of my favorite pics from the Cuban trip.
I will keep them coming :)

And as I got addicted to shooting all the beautiful veteran cars I will share a few of those as well. :mbounc:Ok Sandra, i've just recovered from a mild heart attack after seeing that pic of you in the string bikini that's barely there.
Did you notice the highly reflective window tint on a lot of the old cars over there? It's like a mirror tint. The sort of thing that would be illegal in lots of places.

And i see you found the markets okay. Did you buy lots of stuff? Oh, did you get any black coral jewellery?
Can't wait to see more pictures girl. :D :icon_hug:

[Surfer Babe]

I have a guy doing it for me.
I have just found him.
I will check what can I do for you ;)
a customized bikini...how fabulous!

[A.J. Angel]

Recommending Cuba as a holiday destination.

Well, if you want to see the real Cubans life you definitely must see Havana. I spent 3 days there and I could get to see the real face of it. I got a new friend there who showed me the parts where tourists dont go. The people are living from 20 USD! a month and they still get to eat from the food tickets which is 10 pieces of egg anf 2 kgs of rice a month...
It is very sad. But it was interesting to see another culture for sure.
I asked a taxi driver as I could see him earning more money and he simply said it isnt his money at all. He has to pay all the money he made to the government and after at the end of the month he gets payed the 20...
People were very straight about telling the story of their life.

As far as Varadero it does not feel like you were in Cuba at all. A 5 star hotel cant be compared to Havana.
This place is only for the tourists and it is closed from Cuban people as Varadero is on a long tounge half island. Only people who work in the hotels can enter. Strange. I guess they dont want to let the Cubans see how else they could live.
The white sand beaches were worth to visit anyways and the people I met there were very kind. ( maybe because of the topless tanning? )
The weather wasn't perfect it was always partly cloudy but this way it was harder to get a bad sun burn.

That is all folks ;)

It kinds of remind me of Vietnam. Visited a decade ago while still a child. Remembering and thinking about it makes life so... Anyway, it just make you think about your life, cherrish it and makes you realize how lucky you are... And at the same time, sorry for them in my opinion. :icon_yes: :(

On another note, I'd definitely book a flight for Cuba if I could in the future. It sounds really fun from what I have seen from you and Grant's posts and pictures. :)

[Sandra Shine]

Ok Sandra, i've just recovered from a mild heart attack after seeing that pic of you in the string bikini that's barely there.
Did you notice the highly reflective window tint on a lot of the old cars over there? It's like a mirror tint. The sort of thing that would be illegal in lots of places.

And i see you found the markets okay. Did you buy lots of stuff? Oh, did you get any black coral jewellery?
Can't wait to see more pictures girl. :D :icon_hug:

Yes I know aboutthe shades on the car window. Actually I took a pics about one that only had a little string uncovered. It is illegal here as well.
I bought mostly pictures and a few jewelery but I did not buy coral ones as it is not allowed to bring in the EU.
Most of them is made of bone and melone seeds :)

I need to organise the pics first ( 5-600 images ) then will post some more :)

[Sandra Shine]

It kinds of remind me of Vietnam. Visited a decade ago while still a child. Remembering and thinking about it makes life so... Anyway, it just make you think about your life, cherrish it and makes you realize how lucky you are... And at the same time, sorry for them in my opinion. :icon_yes: :(

On another note, I'd definitely book a flight for Cuba if I could in the future. It sounds really fun from what I have seen from you and Grant's posts and pictures. :)

That is definitely true.

[marco]

Sandra,

Thanks for shraing the pics ! Yes, please, keep them coming ... I do hope the info I sent you about Cuba turned out to be useful to you. However, looks like you really enjoyed your trip. I'm really happy about that.




Hey All,

Let me share a few of my favorite pics from the Cuban trip.
I will keep them coming :)

And as I got addicted to shooting all the beautiful veteran cars I will share a few of those as well. :mbounc:

[marco]

Sandra, I completely agree with you.

Do you remember my email I wrote you before leaving ? When I told you that it would be absolutely worth your while to live the real Cuba, I meant all that.
Varadero, with its tourists and 5 stars hotels, say nothing about Cuba: it would be nonsense to stay in Varadero without meeting the people and understanding their real way of living.
I'm really happy you managed to both visit the real Cuba and enjoy the beautiful beaches. As regards people kindness at the beach, I think that topless tanning may have contributed ..., don't you think so ?

:mbounc:


Recommending Cuba as a holiday destination.

Well, if you want to see the real Cubans life you definitely must see Havana. I spent 3 days there and I could get to see the real face of it. I got a new friend there who showed me the parts where tourists dont go. The people are living from 20 USD! a month and they still get to eat from the food tickets which is 10 pieces of egg anf 2 kgs of rice a month...
It is very sad. But it was interesting to see another culture for sure.
I asked a taxi driver as I could see him earning more money and he simply said it isnt his money at all. He has to pay all the money he made to the government and after at the end of the month he gets payed the 20...
People were very straight about telling the story of their life.

As far as Varadero it does not feel like you were in Cuba at all. A 5 star hotel cant be compared to Havana.
This place is only for the tourists and it is closed from Cuban people as Varadero is on a long tounge half island. Only people who work in the hotels can enter. Strange. I guess they dont want to let the Cubans see how else they could live.
The white sand beaches were worth to visit anyways and the people I met there were very kind. ( maybe because of the topless tanning? )
The weather wasn't perfect it was always partly cloudy but this way it was harder to get a bad sun burn.

That is all folks ;)

[marco]

Sandra,

who did you go on holidays with ?
Who was behend the camera and took the pics ? From the pics you shared I think he/she is good at taking pics ..., even if, I dare say, it' extremely difficult to take bad pictures with you. :icon_yes:

[john2004]

Thank you very much for sharing your trip pics Sandra.

GREAT stuff! :icon_yes: :hearts:

[stacia]

I had a similar experience when I went to the Bahamas. We decided to venture out from out hotel that was right on the beach. We took the city bus, and saw nothing but poverty and devastation, it was really sad. It really pissed me off as well; a country that makes millions of dollars on tourism alone that refuses to use this money to help the people who live there.


Recommending Cuba as a holiday destination.

Well, if you want to see the real Cubans life you definitely must see Havana. I spent 3 days there and I could get to see the real face of it. I got a new friend there who showed me the parts where tourists dont go. The people are living from 20 USD! a month and they still get to eat from the food tickets which is 10 pieces of egg anf 2 kgs of rice a month...
It is very sad. But it was interesting to see another culture for sure.
I asked a taxi driver as I could see him earning more money and he simply said it isnt his money at all. He has to pay all the money he made to the government and after at the end of the month he gets payed the 20...
People were very straight about telling the story of their life.

As far as Varadero it does not feel like you were in Cuba at all. A 5 star hotel cant be compared to Havana.
This place is only for the tourists and it is closed from Cuban people as Varadero is on a long tounge half island. Only people who work in the hotels can enter. Strange. I guess they dont want to let the Cubans see how else they could live.
The white sand beaches were worth to visit anyways and the people I met there were very kind. ( maybe because of the topless tanning? )
The weather wasn't perfect it was always partly cloudy but this way it was harder to get a bad sun burn.

That is all folks ;)

[Mart]

Nice piccies Sandra,

Cuba must be the place to go at the moment my sister has been given a holiday there recently (lucky cow)and is taking two friends.

oh yeah, how were the lady with the beard's boobs?:bee:

[Grant]

Nice piccies Sandra,

Cuba must be the place to go at the moment my sister has been given a holiday there recently (lucky cow)and is taking two friends.

oh yeah, how were the lady with the beard's boobs?:bee::lol::rofl2:
I'm glad i didn't see any of those while i was there..

[Mart]

:lol::rofl2:
I'm glad i didn't see any of those while i was there..

Don't lie Grant

I think Sandra's smile is the result of a story about an Australian called Grant who visited not long ago and broke "her" heart

[Grant]

Don't lie Grant

I think Sandra's smile is the result of a story about an Australian called Grant who visited not long ago and broke "her" heartShhhhhh!
You said you wouldn't tell anyone. :wfight:

[Mart]

Shhhhhh!
You said you wouldn't tell anyone. :wfight:

:lol: Sorry mate

[Grant]

Well "it" did let me grope it's boobs until one of them popped with a loud BANG. I screamed and ran away.
I think that's what did it. :icon_yes:

[Mart]

Well "it" did let me grope it's boobs until one of them popped with a loud BANG. I screamed and ran away.
I think that's what did it. :icon_yes:

Thats not what you told me....

:oops: forget that

Im sorry Grant please dont hit me again:icon_nerv

[Grant]

Thats not what you told me....

:oops: forget that

Im sorry Grant please dont hit me again:icon_nervToo late. And i'm using a chair this time. :shot:
:lol:

[Sandra Shine]

Hey Grantie and others :yippee:
I posted a few pics pf the Cuban cars in the small talk thread.
Feel free to follow me :)

[A.J. Angel]

Hey Grantie and others :yippee:
I posted a few pics pf the Cuban cars in the small talk thread.
Feel free to follow me :)

Cool then! I'm going to check them out. :)

[Sandra Shine]

Look how much I missed my little Coconut :lol:

[Grant]

Look how much I missed my little Coconut :lol::lol:
All it needs is some white fur and some big ol' puppy dog eyes.

[MarkusZ]

Look how much I missed my little Coconut :lol:

Can i have one with a autograph from you? :lol:

[ange_r]

Look how much I missed my little Coconut :lol:
You're adorable, Sandra.

[MarkusZ]

Look how much I missed my little Coconut :lol:

And Baileys? :lol:

[Razor]

Look how much I missed my little Coconut :lol:
LOL, does Coconut know you were cheating on her? :) :bee: :mbounc:

XOXO;

Maggie :boobies:

[Sandra Shine]

And Baileys? :lol:

Right... I did not see any Baileys at the bar but I had the same idea :)

[IndustrialGrl83]

Look how much I missed my little Coconut :lol:


hey look...coco turned green! :lol:

[marco]

Lovely picture indeed !




Look how much I missed my little Coconut :lol:

[deftoneg]

Recommending Cuba as a holiday destination.

Well, if you want to see the real Cubans life you definitely must see Havana. I spent 3 days there and I could get to see the real face of it. I got a new friend there who showed me the parts where tourists dont go. The people are living from 20 USD! a month and they still get to eat from the food tickets which is 10 pieces of egg anf 2 kgs of rice a month...
It is very sad. But it was interesting to see another culture for sure.
I asked a taxi driver as I could see him earning more money and he simply said it isnt his money at all. He has to pay all the money he made to the government and after at the end of the month he gets payed the 20...
People were very straight about telling the story of their life.

As far as Varadero it does not feel like you were in Cuba at all. A 5 star hotel cant be compared to Havana.
This place is only for the tourists and it is closed from Cuban people as Varadero is on a long tounge half island. Only people who work in the hotels can enter. Strange. I guess they dont want to let the Cubans see how else they could live.
The white sand beaches were worth to visit anyways and the people I met there were very kind. ( maybe because of the topless tanning? )
The weather wasn't perfect it was always partly cloudy but this way it was harder to get a bad sun burn.

That is all folks ;)

My respect to you Sandra for telling the truth about Cuba, it most be hard to live there, there are doctors and engeeniers working as taxi and bus drivers because there is a good education program but they cant work as they want because there is no place to work and they cant leave the island, so they "work" as any thing that is on the hand, well one of my aunts went there for a vacation and she tell me that the people where she stay asked her to leave the toilet paper, tooth brushs, tooth paste, soap and deodorant in the house because they dont have that in Cuba and if some Cuban aproach to you and ask you to give them what you have (clothes, hats, etc) and a soldier or a cop look the aproaching they get arrested like for a week, so when a old woman ask my aunt for her hat and a cop just turn around the corner she start like to give her directions to get to a plaza... poor lady... anyway Sandra is good to see you visiting this side of the planet but is sad that you didnt come to Guatemala (yet)... I was so close to you girl and .. God... I just cant believe I lost the oportunity to meet you... lol.

[Sandra Shine]

My respect to you Sandra for telling the truth about Cuba, it most be hard to live there, there are doctors and engeeniers working as taxi and bus drivers because there is a good education program but they cant work as they want because there is no place to work and they cant leave the island, so they "work" as any thing that is on the hand, well one of my aunts went there for a vacation and she tell me that the people where she stay asked her to leave the toilet paper, tooth brushs, tooth paste, soap and deodorant in the house because they dont have that in Cuba and if some Cuban aproach to you and ask you to give them what you have (clothes, hats, etc) and a soldier or a cop look the aproaching they get arrested like for a week, so when a old woman ask my aunt for her hat and a cop just turn around the corner she start like to give her directions to get to a plaza... poor lady... anyway Sandra is good to see you visiting this side of the planet but is sad that you didnt come to Guatemala (yet)... I was so close to you girl and .. God... I just cant believe I lost the oportunity to meet you... lol.

Yes it is very sad that people there are so poor but to be honest I somewhat envy their attitude. They are walking on the street smiling and they dont care about their problem. They have tons of friends there and they have fun together. They have cigars, rum and salsa. And they are happy :)
Too bad that we didnt meetbut since I love traveling Guatemala might be on my list too :)

[KatKir69]

My respect to you Sandra for telling the truth about Cuba, it most be hard to live there, there are doctors and engeeniers working as taxi and bus drivers because there is a good education program but they cant work as they want because there is no place to work and they cant leave the island, so they "work" as any thing that is on the hand, well one of my aunts went there for a vacation and she tell me that the people where she stay asked her to leave the toilet paper, tooth brushs, tooth paste, soap and deodorant in the house because they dont have that in Cuba and if some Cuban aproach to you and ask you to give them what you have (clothes, hats, etc) and a soldier or a cop look the aproaching they get arrested like for a week, so when a old woman ask my aunt for her hat and a cop just turn around the corner she start like to give her directions to get to a plaza... poor lady... anyway Sandra is good to see you visiting this side of the planet but is sad that you didnt come to Guatemala (yet)... I was so close to you girl and .. God... I just cant believe I lost the oportunity to meet you... lol.


Interesting hotels opened to Cubans shortly after Sandra's visit. Er, Sandra, we, like, need health care in this country.....