Next car stop: the cigar factory . . . actually, it was the store. We didn't go into the factory itself.
	Entrance to the cigar store Did I mention the cigar store also sold RUM (bebidas)?
Inside the store
	Myron explains cigars to clueless Noobs (us). Myron is holding one of Fidel's favorites, a $65 Cohiba; the more expensive ones run to to $70 apiece. It is commonly held to be the cigar rolled specifically for Fidel Castro. Cohibas were originally offered as gifts between diplomats & heads of state.
Katie, Cheryl, Billy and a few others just had to have a sample of rum and one of their own Cuban cigars; space is provided in the store just for such activity. Billy Who's that!?! What's he holding in his hand? Despite photographic "evidence" to the contrary, I didn't actually smoke a cigar . . . just had to get that photo. The proprietor was very gracious; the women found him attractive too, I think 'Nother old car, this one a convertible.

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