Los Cabos
Lovely Cabo San Lucas and San José del Cabo. Now I know why it is called Los Cabos.
We took a tour of the Baja Penninsula with Tony’s new cousin, Rudy, today. Tony had on a red shirt and became the assistant tour guide. He did a fine job! No one was lost.
Here is Cabo San Lucas on approach:
It is very tourist friendly.
We started our tour at a magnificent glass factory. We never felt bad when we heard glass breaking at the shop, because we knew it would be recycled into something new. Our glass blower made a blown glass tortoise with a Sombrero drinking tequila – in about 6 minutes.
But I think what they may excel at is stained glass buildings!
Even the floors were glass mosaic.
Then we went to the most beautiful restaurant with a view, for a free beer.
They also had a local (la cucaracha).
nice tile work though.
We met Tony’s cousin’s cousin, the pharmacist. Notice what is sold out.
Also, I wish I had stopped at this pharmacia to be smarter. Maybe we would learn Spanish.
We did get to see a lovely church in San Juan del Cabo.
Interesting mural on the church if you want to look it up.
There’s also a dinosaur here who drinks the water by the beaches. Can you find him?
I think we would come back here!
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This is great, Deb. I like seeing where in the world you are. And clouds are tricky, aren’t they?
Wow I love that stained glass room!