Hard to beleive we have been in Pedesi for a month already. There are not many tourist activities to do, so Daryl and I have started driving down country roads and doing a bit of exploring.
On our first outing we drove to Limon, just a couple of km from Pedasi, and took a side road.
We ended up in Punta Mala. The road ended at the ocean and the views were spectacular.
The humidity was quite obvious as soon as we stepped out of the air conditioned vehicle.
There was one other couple besides us (the gentleman had inadvertently gone for a swim). A fishing boat had just come in with those lovely trout…ok I don’t know what they are, maybe yellow snapper….or yellow jacks…or amber jacks??? But those suckers were big. One of the guys took a lobster out of the white bag, we couldn’t buy as El Capitan was not around to give a price.
The water was very refreshing…even if the beach was a tad rocky.
One might easily be confused and think we were home. Besides grain farming we also passed herds of cows.
The cows sure look different.
The next day we went in the opposite direction to a little town called Pocri. This road started out differently. But, hey, landfill has to go somewhere and the vultures were happy!
We ended up in another beautiful fishing village. Even better there was fish for sale.
They were all cleaned and ready to go.
And so yummy.
We have had torrential rains for the past two days which has curtailed our adventures. Sounds like we are in the transition period between rainy season and summer.
Cheers
Ruth
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