Monday 28 June 2010

Santiago de Cuba - Miscellaneous stuff

Sign on a lift - 'don't use in fires' I understand. Don't smoke, I understand.

But what's the middle prohibition? Women must not stand to the left of men in lifts?

A fort protecting the port of Santiago de Cuba.


A memorial to a general who freed his slaves and gave them machetes to fight the Spanish.

Locals

Protecting a cake from the rain. (Actually in Camagüey.)

8 comments:

  1. I love seeing the other side of the world through your eyes Lee..keep it on!

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  2. Maybe it means women and men cannot share lifts???

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  3. Love these photos, especially the port of Santiago de Cuba, such great places you are visiting.

    Maybe men and women are not allowed to share the lift together?

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  4. I looked it up, notice the figures are smaller than the adults, it's meaning is 'no children allowed' I guess that would mean unless accompanied by an adult ... but it still is very confusing and the meaning is not clear. xoxo ♡

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  5. looks like, men not allowed to have relations with one legged women

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  6. AS Dianne say, they "people" are smaller so maybe no children allowed playing in/with it or along?
    Or could be the toilets sign, either you go up or down, you'll find toilets?

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