Daily activities January 2006
- Friday
Departure
- Saturday
Firs Day
- Sunday
Pocillos
- Monday
Shopping
- Tuesday
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- Wednesday
Cold & Windy
- Thursday Spanish Evening
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This day was cold and windy, so we spent most of the day indoors due to overcast clouds.
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To the left, the dark clouds over Puerto del Carmen, but no
rain as was forecast. To the right Martin doing some computer work from his PC well dressed in fur. There is no heating indoors. |
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Martin hard at work at his computer with his great furred
windbreaker.
One of the neighbours has cut down some palm trees and made a neat, nice bird bath out of it. Very creative. |
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Walking along the beachfront, the Lanzarotians have to
shuffle sand, in Norway snow. Outside Picasso's, an English pub come restaurant has the most fantastic English breakfast. It lies at Jameos no 70, Los Pocillos in Puerte del Carmen. |
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Joanne and Harry
that is running the show. Nothing beats an English breakfast with black
pudding and sugar. And some beer to go. May and Leif are practicing love making during their trip to Lanzarote in 2020. May has lost her teeth and uses dentures. Just joking, but read all about it. |
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It was forecast cold and rainy weather, but it did not
materialize till late at night when we planned to go for a fish dinner at
the harbour. And so we went to El Sardinero, with rancid sardines due to a too long stay in the freezer. The salmon tasted also of cod liver oil gone nasty. |
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And rain it did. Norwegian wind breaker was nice to have
being outside in the rain and cold. Inside El Troll, that we visited also last year, it was warm, friendly and cosy with a Baileys or two. |
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And a new addition to the Norwegian bar was an elk head on the wall. Like back home. Down to the right, one of the co-owners, Sjur. |
The next day, we went to the
Spanish evening at the Texas ranch after a visit to our trusty Internet café.