Walking Cuba: El Camino del Cimarrón

Guillermo Grenier
10 min readFeb 24, 2024

Day 4: Remedios to the Caves of the Cimarrón

I came to hide in a cave for a time. I lived there for a year and a half. I went in there thinking that I would have to walk less and because the pigs from around the farms, the plots, and the small landholdings, used to come to a kind of swamp just outside the mouth of the cave. They went to take a bath and wallow around. I caught them easy enough, because a big bunches of them came. Every week I had a pig. The cave was very big and dark like the mouth of the wolf. It was called Guajabán. It…

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Guillermo Grenier

Havana born, U.S. educated sociologist. Critical. Long distance trekking is my meditation. Also my medication. Some walking tales at onwalkingcuba.blogspot.com.