We are offered champagne for this Sunday breakfast.
Tomorrow is said to get clouded and temperatures will drop from 21 to 17*C.
Rain is also announced, but not before Wednesday, when we are to leave.
From this mornings walk:
Hibiscus in various shades of red, yellow and orange
From this mornings walk:
Echinocactus grusonii - Mexico
Ferrocactus cylindraceus - Mexico
Dracaena draco
As for this strange guy I don’t know his name nor origin.
Flowering tree called Beaucarnea recurvata - Central America
The soil of which there is not much is covered with a rather thick layer of vulcano gravel or even vulvano dust in order to preserve the mist of the morning or the very little rain, which might fall during the winter.
As for supper we decided to try Irishman Patrick’s Ribeye steak at "Paddys Paradise" accompanied by a baked potato, some insignificant salad and a good red wine.
The day and the meal was closed by an Irish coffee and the usual “Ron et miel” (On the House).
I thought that first image was an underwater sea urshin!! Thank you for taking us around with you! I’ve been really enjoying your posts :)
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