After a relaxing breakfast we made our way over to the El Choyin River/hot springs.
First we had to wait for the cattle to cross the busy road…
We parked along the road near the expensive Tabacon resort/spa. It’s supposed to be public property. But the entrepreneurs were out in force, promising to “watch” your car. They wanted $10….Duane was a pro…said no and closed the car door. The guy came back and after two haggles we agreed to give him $4….
The river was just lovely and comfortably warm
We all relaxed and chatted for a couple of hours!
We went back to the Airbnb to clean up and grab a quick lunch. We were surprisingly filthy with lots of black volcanic sand sticking to us in unmentionable places, haha. We did a long excursion trying to find a sloth in the rental car but were unsuccessful.
I did want to show you a neat condiment storage method. We love mustard in a sandwich but had trouble finding it at the grocery store. Finally found it! A little different than US type.
Supper out at another “soda” restaurant. It just means family owned local place.
I have been ordering a “casado” meal at each little restaurant. They all offer it and it’s slightly different at each one.
When we finished our meals, the waitress offered each of us a gratis spicy Bloody Mary shot. Fun end to the evening!
Looks like you are having a fun time. Enjoying the photos and blogs
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