My mission today was to go to Isla de la Piedra - Stone Island. I walked quite a distance to get on a small boat to take me across the inlet where a monster was docked-
The island is pretty small and I was wondering where the beaches were-
but once docked, I had to walk to the other side. Luckily it was only a couple of kilometres.
I was sitting on a chaise lounge by 10:30 enjoying the peace, quiet and a Pacifico-
Tomorrow, November 20, is Revolution Day and there’s a parade starting at 8 am on the Malecon. That’s where I’ll be too!
The island is pretty small and I was wondering where the beaches were-
but once docked, I had to walk to the other side. Luckily it was only a couple of kilometres.
I was sitting on a chaise lounge by 10:30 enjoying the peace, quiet and a Pacifico-
when all hell broke loose. In no time the place was very crowded-
I bet throughout the day I was asked by 50! pedlars selling jewelry, sarongs, woven beer bottle holders, wooden beer steins, coconut mobiles, hats, kites, massages, cut up fruit, ballcaps and my favourite: oysters-
They were so fresh and delicious! I went in the water a few times and had a little snooze. Lunch was great too-
Guacamole and pico de gallo!
Leaving the beach, I noticed a lot of people heading the opposite direction I was going and soon discovered I came on the wrong boat this morning. I went back on one that is much closer to where I live and docks and loads much closer to the beaches. Theresa and her husband were returning at the same time. It’s such a small world. Walking home - such beauty-
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