Our first house guests arrived acouple weeks ago and have taken up residence in our bathroom. Aren't they cute little critters? Haven't been able to figure out how they are getting in so we just use the "catch and release" method to avoid stepping on them in the middle of the night.
The rainbow shots were taken off our lanai a few days ago. All of our weather blows in from the Caribbean side, east to west. This time of year there is a strong wind coming from that direction most of the time so it keeps our casa comfortable without air conditioning.
A few weeks ago Anthony, our rental agent, took us on a day trip a few miles south to one of the local surf camps. These are the mainstay of the local economy here with gringos coming from all over the world to experience a Nicaraguan surf holiday. Most of the visitors are single 20 "somethings" and usually stay about a week. Usually everything is included, housing, meals & transportation to the various surf spots. Here are some photos of "Surf Sanctuary." They not only run a surf camp but also sell lots and house packages for those interested in ownership. We had a relaxing afternoon with the owners Tony, Nancy & their family and friends. They served us a delicious lunch, fresh fish they had caught the day before.
The last beach photos are of Rancho Santana, a highend development close to Surf Sanctuary. We haven't been there yet but are planning to visit next month and check things out.
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"croak" LOL
Nice pics. Thanks.
Q: Are the high-end houses shown owned by mostly locals, gringos, or other?
Happy New Year, BTW.
Alohaz
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