UMTravels

After breakfast at Pinky’s (which turned into a regular morning experience) of a wrap with bacon, eggs, and creamcheese, we headed south to the Caribbean National Park which is also called the El Yungue Rainforest.

A little stop at the visitors center, then we were off in the direction of La Mina Falls which I had read about in a Seattle Times travel article.

A long walk, but worth it. Downside was that when we got back to the car, there was a huge ding in the door. Nice way to ruin an afternoon. Dan noticed that on the dashboard there was a parking slip from a resort — with an account number, room number, and checkout date. Guess I’ll call when I get back to the room.

Lunch was at the little snack stand further up the mountain — I had a wrap — Dan a burger, which was a true homemade burger off the grill.

Dinner was a Bebo’s on Loiza Street — also walking distance from the guest house. I had the goat stew and we split a bottle of wine. All the entrees were under $10, and the wine was like $20, think the whole bill came to $50 with tip. I could get used to this.