HELLO, I just thought I should clarify that Les is not the only one paying his game loss debts. I had to buy him this footie t-shirt at the Tonala market yesterday.
You can also see I am not the only one who has used the loo in Ramona. It’s about time after 3 years!
We started the day with a walk into the town of Villa Corona along the tidy cobblestone streets. We passed street side vendors and the decoration remnants of the annual village festival.
A church is at the heart of every town and village. This one is in the centre of the square and filled with fresh flowers.
Les and a poinsettia shrub.
Les wanted me to stand beside this bread truck so I appeased him.
We bought some goodies for the road at this unmarked bakery on a side street run by a pleasant young couple . Les remembered this sweet little place from when he was here 2 years ago.
Then it was on the road again travelling along the north shore of Lake Chapala and passing many tomato trucks filled over the brim. I was wondering how many bounced off on the bumpy roads. Tonight we are settled into a roadside pullover behind a service station. Les is preparing my tea while I write. He is a fabulous travelling companion and it only cost him 50 pesos for me to say that.
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I can't believe it! Les using the loo! You must have had to show him how to flush it... I can't wait until he has to empty it!!!
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