Fruit shack- we had heard that they had the best produce, but they haven't been open. They opened today! It is really big, and the produce is fresh, fresh, fresh! Nice new carrots and potatoes, grapes, honeydew melon, candies and cakes, tomatoes, cukes, big squashes, peanuts, sunflower seeds, beans and rice, canteloupe and watermelon, on and on. wow.
There is someone parked in front of the sombrero gate, but you can just see it.
Asadero:
Cool tree
Numeros!
La Merced:
Penasco marine-a very cool store, they have a little bit of everything tucked away, from shackles to knives to air beds.
A real guard dog:
Tortilleria and tortas places
Internet cafe and hot dog stand
When we got down to the beach with Shadow, "A pretty strong wind" translated to this!
We think this is the one that got him- suddenly he was tumbling in the surf, but apparently he thought it was fun! We thought that maybe even throwing the toy into the shallow surf wasn't a great idea today.
4 comments:
A bit of wind? That's the worst you could come up with to make us feel better about minus a million?
Great Surf no wonder he loved it. No slippers, from our experience Mexican's don't wear slippers ( Stone floors too cold in the winter or mud floor unusable at all) and gringos buy theirs in the US. Electric Blankets are also bought in the US. Its like Americans don't use electric kettles like the Canadians do most of the ones we have met didn't even know what an electric kettle was. Anyway enjoy your beautiful spot and a day early Happy Birthday to Carl.
Yep, I'm afraid that's the worst I could come up with, sorry. Great waves, though, hey?
Yep, too bad you can't find slippers.(0)
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