Kandy Date Night
Beez Neez now Chy Whella
Big Bear and Pepe Millard
Thu 21 Mar 2019 23:57
Kandy Date
Night
So there we were settled in our
‘interesting’ digs, Bear had had some Zzzzz’s and I put out some bread on the
balcony wall for the numerous little birds I could see in the trees below. A
couple of minutes later we had a couple of visitors,
not the feathered type though. The male bared his teeth at us, stuffed his cheeks like a hamster and knocked several
pieces of bread to the floor. The female who looks like an alien in the first
picture (because her eyes were closed) was a bit more timid. Some of the bread
bits had fallen in our doorway and the male made to come in as he saw shiny
things. Mmmm, Bear hopped into action (a move I haven’t witnessed in quite some
time. Steady) picked the bread up and tossed
it, the quick-as-lightning male caught each one. Enough excitement we firmly
closed the balcony door, very funny indeed watching the pair cup their hands to
shield their eyes, noses pressed to the glass to spy on us, just like a human
would. Then the heavens opened. Not forecast but did it rain. Thunder and
lightning added to the show. By the evening things had calmed and we went off
for our date night.
Bear drew my attention to the bookcase, well more a collection of
shelves, the backs of which are blanked with
cardboard – our shower room is behind and the cardboard stops people
looking through the glass at our respective ablutions.........
Down the very dodgy steps. Each top tile is cracked and the metal front
guard on every one waggles – methinks an accident waiting to happen..... Up the drive and couldn’t resist the hibiscus as we went as it gave a bit of colour........
Looking back at our digs, looks great from here. Our room is second back on
the top right. We crossed the road and there we were, a good reason to choose
Vito’s.
A man pointed through a building and
told us to follow the corridor to the end and head up two floors. Up the second steep, flight we looked at the view (that old nugget popped into my head
– be alright when it’s finished). At the top we headed toward the front of the building, up three steps and
literally paddled our way into the inner bit as the outside patio was an inch
deep.
From this height we could actually make out the queen and concubines
bathing pavilion. We sat at a table and the rainwater didn’t quite come up over
my flip flops but it was a near thing. I simple settled and didn't give it
another thought.
Bear chose garlic bread as a starter
(look the other way, Sir) and as it happens a really cheesy
pizza, I was bad and had carbonara. The waiter spoke reasonable English
and we had a great conversation, many reviewers moaned at the long wait but our
food came within ten minutes, was hot and tasty from the servery.
Taken through a plastic curtain.
Should have taken a video of two of the boys lifting an
upturned table to empty it of rainwater. All the channels were full to
the brim and they must have tipped about two gallons out. We moved table to let
another chap mop under our table.
The table
centre was an attractive mix of repair and wires........I went to take
more pictures whilst my ice cream was being scooped.
Kandy, more
attractive by night, even our digs look more
‘attractive’.
The prerequisite
building site down on the left.
Hotels
above. Oooo time for afters.
A real treat, haven’t had flat ice cream wafers in years.
ALL IN ALL A PIZZA PLACE, WHO
WOULD HAVE THOUGHT IT
MADE A NICE CHANGE, YEARS SINCE MY LAST
PIZZA |