For the
past two weeks, we have been stalked by the rain. It is really just teasing us
at this point, only stopping on the days we have to work, and coming right back
out as soon as we have a day off. Now every day is a battle with the rain, to
see who can get to the beach first. You can see the dark clouds brewing,
following you, and so far we have not
had a rain free day for two straight weeks.
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El Junco, a crater lake, and the highest point on San Cristobal. |
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The storms are brewing |
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Of course,
with such limited time here, we don’t let that get in our way of having fun. So
far we’ve simply been testing our luck, dodging the rainstorms when possible,
outrunning them in speeding taxis. And we’ve managed a bit of success. So far I’ve
gotten to see several of the beautiful beaches on San Cristobal, some transport
you to the Caribbean with turquoise waters and sand like powdered sugar. While
others bring me back to my childhood with seaweed, dunes, and course sand,
placing me back home at Cape Cod.
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Puerto Chino, a beautiful beach that could fool anyone into thinking they were in the Caribbean. |
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Nom nom nom. |
Last
weekend we even got to take advantage of a few hours of sun to visit a Giant
Tortoise breeding center. And I’m trying to plan a dive to the famous Kicker
Rock for next weekend, rain or shine. So if you’re sitting back in cold, rainy
PA, no need to be jealous, and don’t forget to ¡aprovechar de su tiempo!
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