It is pretty remote - I just had to walk for an hour to even get to a village where I could get a taxi to head back in town for groceries. They just filmed Survivor here. The producers rented this house for two months in order to have them turn off the electricity so you couldn´t see it in the background during tribal council. Ali found a little tiki statue on the tribal council site. If you zoom on the photo it´s where the cows are. Ironically, there are a few peasants camped out on the beaches for real - and they don´t ever get those immunity awards.
On the north side of us, there is a perfect crescent sandy beach that is about a ten minute walk. There are a few nearby spots with decent surfable waves, but the swell hasn´t been great. The boys have had fun playing in the sand and just running. This beach is called Playa Remanso - it sees some day trippers, but is basically empty for most of the day. We can´t get over how different the beaches in this country are compared to nearby countries.
Downside is that we also need to ¨import¨ all of our things from town. We did a massive shopping trip before we moved in, but you know you always forget something. How can one accurately anticipate one´s thirst and hunger?
The cost of a chicken casado is 3 bucks and THAT is a statiscal fact I believe.
I prefer left breaking waves, but I will not be picky about rights that peel like this - especially when they are right outside my door.
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Wow!! That's all I've got.....
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