Moròn is a small block and concrete town, a couple hours’ drive from Cayo Guillermo, a small sandy island mid-coastline key on the north face of Cuba.
This little town didn’t really come together as a community until 1750 and the architecture bears some Spanish influence, amidst the pale pink and blue paint that covers just about every building the eye discovers.
The wrought iron is pretty, and the whole town moves slowly, hot and sleepy in the sunshine.
Being a tourist embarrasses me at the best of times. But sometimes contributing to the local economy via taxi rides, local food and generous gifts to friends of friends lessens the sting.
The Country Mice 
WOW, nice pix Lois. What time of day did you take them? It looks deserted, almost like a ghost town. I admire your generosity and contribution to the economy. I imagine a lot of people can not see the big picture here, on how to help places like this.
Lori
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