Pablo's
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Pablo’s
Barbecue
Today we did a couple of chores.
Bear’s main one was to receive two big jerry cans of diesel, via our agent and
delivered by one of the water taxi chaps. He syphoned and
filtered into our cans and paid five dollars a gallon, expensive but the
going rate is six, so a little bit of a bargain.
After lunch we nipped ashore,
my turn to be up close and personal – this time with Lewis. There will come a time very soon when we will simply
have to stop taking shots of these cute little furries.
We met the
crew of Rendezvous over a couple of beers in Comidor’s, I put a few blogs on and
watched the sunset. Home for a shower to be ready for
this evenings BBQ at Pablo’s.
We met many cruisers, German, Swiss, French, South African, Australia and Tasmanian. The ‘do’ was at Pablo’s house and he did a good job of arranging to feed so many people. Drinks were a dollar and he served three meats, salad, pasta, boiled potatoes and a complimentary Cuba libre.
A local band came to entertain us. Very similar style to Peruvian music.
Walking the short distance to the water taxi, guess what we saw – and lots of them. Looking left and...............
..........................looking right. The smell was beyond bad.
All shapes, sizes and ages, snoring, sneezing, passing wind. Mmmmm nice.
The Council have built a fountain that represents a map of the archipelago. Standing on Isabella was this little chap, cooling his feet.
The main pier resembled a flop house
The pretty bit before the water taxi jetty was strewn too.
Waiting for the taxi we saw a first for us – a group of golden ray, not very big but very mobile.
ALL IN ALL
EVEN AT NIGHT THERE’S WILDLIFE
EVERYWHERE |