Our winter home

We arrived Sunday evening and it is fun setting up home in a different country. It is going to take a while getting organized.

It is hot, hot, hot. 30C in the day time and 27C....or thereabouts.... during the night.
Amazing how the heat makes one tired.




The house is adequate, we have the bottom and there are two apartments upstairs. Each has a single lady living there.  













We are a short five minutes walk to the beach, the road is max one car width.... we just move to the side if a car comes by.




















It is just a little town, the Main Street is adjacent to the water. Not high season yet so kind of quiet.




  



The beach is just as I remember and sure did not disappoint. We stopped here to have an ice cream.












Beautiful vegetation.
Have no idea what the berries on the palm tree are, have to find out.


The gas station is on the right, that is where we go to get cash. The turtle on top of the building next door is a new addition... sure hard to miss. Looks like a lot of money, but only worth about $27 Canadian.
Our home for the next six months looks like we are going to be able to tolerate it...lol


Cheers!
Ruth

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