Why I Wanted to Go to Cuba
Fragmented diary style notes describe a voyage dream and conflicted travel logic. The narrator recalls attempting to reach Havana via Miami and the Naval Flying Office rejection, then contemplates trains and sea passage as the journey persists amid shifting tides and memories.
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Pas Ayeler
Miami
Fila
Havana
Naval
Mei
Beb
Across the Atlantic to Havana on a legendary coastal rail
A traveler recalls sailing toward Havana across the Gulf and Atlantic aboard the Plaglet construction route, noting a blazing Morro Castle light and Cuban fortress salutes as the ship neared its Caribbean harbor, amid reflective, worldly musings.
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Henry M. Plaglet
Gulf of Mexico
Atlantic Ocean
Havana
Morro Castle
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