Back a couple of
days again. Weather has been weird – actually rained last night. Not real hard
but enough to make mess of the vehicles. Speaking of vehicles this is the whole
car the toad got painted on.
Have gone out to
breakfast a couple of times – gets us off to a good start for the day. After
eating we went to the actual Golden Zone down by the water, parked and walked
around. We went into the big store that sells shells to show Ron and Janet the
amazing fountain on the second floor there. It is entirely made of shells. Can
only show bits and pieces of it – all kinds of shells and nothing but shells.
A closer look at
a couple of small parts of it.
These wall
hangings are made entirely of little different colored strung shells.
Here you can make
out the different shells. What a job!
Looking across
the street where the sidewalks are getting their new paint. Guess the painters
were at lunch.
Then we walked
down the walkway to Ponchos on the beach. Just the front of one of the stores
there. I like all the colorful tile work.
Neat dolls in one
of the stores – all in different Mexican dress.
And these dolls –
I’d like to buy dozens of them just for the colors.
After leaving the
Golden Zone we drove to Centro Historico and parked in the parking lot with all
the neat graffiti in it. Just one of the paintings.
We were hungry and it was late enough that the
El Presidio restaurant was open. We walked down to check it out. It had just
opened and the staff was in a meeting but we checked out the menu – very
expensive and lots of “gourmet” items on it that none of us wanted. But we walked
around anyway – me with my trusty camera. Some pictures of the interior.
Interior walls – no ceiling.
This is the
ceiling of an indoor and very fancy dining room.
Then we went over
to the Plazuela Machado to walk around – there is one of the statues over there
–
And all of the planting has finally been finished – looks pretty.
After walking
around a bit we settled on a place. La Mona Pizza – owned by same people who
own El Presidio and right across the street from it. Very good.
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