The Seven Mile Bridge
Living in Miami, Florida, I have driven through the Seven Mile Bridge many times. It is one of my favorite parts of South Florida. I see it as a testament to human ingenuity. On the location of the seven-mile bridge are two bridges, the new one opened to traffic, and sections of the old bridge […]
Me in as a kid in cuba 1972
Growing Up in Matanzas Cuba A Life Shaped by Tradition I grew up in Matanzas, a small town surrounded by nature, tradition, and hardworking people. Life moved at a slower pace, and every day felt connected to the land. Because of that, I learned early on to appreciate simplicity and the value of honest work. […]
Carlos Santana Imagine Hat
Carlos Santana Hats A Blend of Music Style and Purpose Carlos Santana is a living legend whose music continues to inspire across generations. His sound carries passion, rhythm, and culture, and that same energy shows up in his fashion line. The Carlos Santana hats collection reflects the colors, textures, and spirit of his artistry, offering […]
The Queen’s Gambit & Jose Raul Capablanca.
The Queen’s Gambit took a lot of people by surprise when it came out on Netflix, and it is easy to see why. I would give it five stars without hesitation. It pulls you in from the start and keeps you invested the entire time. Even if you know nothing about chess, the series makes […]
Sugar industry in Cuba and the steam plough.
In 1863 at the sugar mill “Concepcion” in Sabinalla, Matanzas Cuba a huge steam tractor was getting ready to be the first test of Steam plowing done in Latin America. This machine consisted of a steam tractor with a connected cable pulling system attached to a two-sided plow (see Image) that was “driven” by an […]