Letters from Cuba - Simple living with vintage cars, old trains, and friendly people by Adolf Hungrywolf
Soft cover, 5-1/2" x 8-1/2", 320 pages, color covers Price: $17.95
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A lifelong passion for riding and photographing old cars and trains led the author and two of his sons to make several long journeys through the island of Cuba, North America's least-known neighbor, where tremendous changes are taking place. They met and spent time with ordinary Cubans -- farmers, sugar mill workers, cowboys, and steam railroaders -- people whose thoughts and opinions have seldom been heard and whose photos are not often seen.
Adolph Hungrywolf has written over 50 books, some with other members of his family, on railroading, history, nature, and native cultures, often illustrated with his photography. Born in Southern Germany of Swiss and Hungarian parents, he was educated in California during the 1950s and 60s while Fidel Castro came to power, never thinking that someday he would have so many close friends among the Cuban people. For over 30 years his family has been learning the traditional ways of his wife's tribe, the Blackfoot Confederacy, while home schooling four children on a wilderness homestead in the Canadian Rockies.
