Puerto Limon, Costa Rica
Yesterday was a glorious, lazy day at sea. There was a bit
of rocking and rolling with 11.5 ft. waves, but the water was a beautiful blue
and the sky marked with just a few clouds. There was a breeze, which made it
just perfect to sit on the balcony and read and read!! The breeze combined with
the big waves sent lots of sea spray up as high as our balcony. This morning
reveals a sliding door covered with salt crystals from all that spray. Cleaning
for Glenda and Made will be a challenge this morning I would think.
Spent the afternoon yesterday watching “Hitler: The Rise of
Evil”, a DVD Irvine had brought along. There were so many parts of that story
that reminded us all of the promises and pronouncements made by Donald Trump
and filled us with a level of dread as to what lies ahead for our country.
We had a delicious dinner at the special restaurant Prime 7.
Wonderful food and an amazing dessert recommended to me by my friend Lucy Kemp.
She was right- it was amazing!!!
order not to damage the pilot boat and the sailing into port and docking would be jarring at times. She was absolutely right.
We are in the port of Puerto Limon- Costa Rica’s most
important port. There were two ships being loaded and just outside the port
area there were 6 other container ships waiting to come into the port.
Puerto Limon was founded in 1870 as a port city to export
bananas and grains to various parts of the globe. One of the oldest cities on
the continent, Puerto Limon was established in 1502 when Christopher Columbus landed.
It is not considered a particularly touristy city but rather a stopover to head
to the several National Parks around.
It is a really hot day and the walk to the buses is fairly
long so we decided to just take another day to hangout and enjoy life in the
comfort of our cabin. Even the balcony at the moment is too warm for me. BUT ALL IS GOOD!!!
2 Comments:
Glad you had such a beautiful day at sea. Sounds wonderful!
Glad you liked the dessert. It was warm the day we were in Costa Rica too but we we're basically in a trees sheltered are for most of our tour. When is your canal trip?
Lucy
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