Rows of mountains (small ones) to the southeast.  


 

 
                Too many clouds for a good sunrise.  


Went down the south end of the beach the other day (a couple of yet to open - for the season - hotels, then it's all private property).  
So I wanted to check out the north end of the beach while it was still cool.  

 
 
Didn't make it all the way: forgot about the estuary that comes in over there. Doesn't seem to be much beyond the estuary, except beach sand.  
 






 
 
Did manage to get a decent sunrise photo as the clouds cleared up.  

 
  



 This guy fishing had about eight dogs (some were running around) around him. What's up with that?




 
Walked up and down a few streets, until I got too hot.  





 





 
 

 
Stopped at a stand and picked up 20 oz cup of pina something: there were six or eight choices, none of which rang any bells. $1.20 This is the second of these 'blind' drinks I've had: both were good and hit the spot (better than grabbing a soda).  

Got back. Took a shower. All of a sudden, I felt really tired. I took a short nap. Read. Blogged. Took another nap.  

At 3:00, I took my laundry to a lavanderia: washed everything but shorts, t-shirt, shoes and sandals. The lady said it would be ready at 7:00 for $75; she tried to get me to come back tomorrow, but I told her I needed it today (no, my spanish isn't that good, and she didn't understand a word of english, but I bumbled through it). So I gave her $100 ($6) when I picked it up: washed, dried and folded.  

Walked about half a block to the Canadian bar: had two beers (Indio), cheeseburger and fries (with tip: $8.50 - no bargains here).  

Back at the room, read and napped 'til sunset.  

There go them dang bells again! Didn't hear them yesterday. They're far enough away to not be a bother (can barely hear them).
 
Don't know what it is about sunsets, but I guess I love 'em!

No, it's not a ship - just the way the clouds are blocking off the sun.  





 
 
 
               See the pink dot towards the bottom?