This is the view from the Malècon - the boardwalk, basically - right outside our guesthouse.
How many pictures of the beach do you need?Here's the panoramic:
There were horses everywhere
We even saw a couple of them getting it on. Ah, nature!
Sadly, I couldn't take pictures of the bioluminescent bay without getting my camera all wet.On our last day, I took a ride on horseback around the island.
This is me and Estal. Just look at how happy I am, with my very own pony! According to this, a man kept a pony in his apartment in Sweden. Hmmm...
Pics of San Juan to come!
4 comments:
omg, that's beautiful! rivals the beaches here. . .
pony rides, however, are a little harder to come by in Sri Lanka.
awesome!
i was looking around online for some pony-related links and i found a sienfeld episode where jerry wonders why someone would move from a country where ponies are common to a non-pony country.
i'm kind of on the same page.
Completely deserted beaches..! That looks really nice!!!!
there were a few people on each beach, but it warn't no jones beach! next time, we get 4 or 5 people together and rent a little house for a week. it's so cheap and laid back!
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