A Morning Walk Through La Gloria

Craig and I's time in La Gloria is flying by and I hate the thought of leaving. We took a long walk around the neighborhood this morning, and I snapped some photos along the way. Hopefully, the weather will cooperate tomorrow morning so we can take another walk and discover more. We've mostly eaten out of town since moving here. La Bruja three times, the Mango once, and Seso Loco. We get fruit from a little shop about two blocks away, and the new Supermercado is just a short walk. Today we discovered the mercado, a local lavanderia, and the corner bakery. Those rolls and cookies are to die for! We're combing the local beaches for seaglass, but my favorite spots are still to the north. Hopefully this tropical wave will be gone sometime tomorrow and we can resume our exploring!

Quaint gate and entry.

Calm neighborhood pooch.

Pink vinca peeking out of the rocks.

Statue in the park by the lagoon.

Altar at the neighborhood mercado.

Yellow gate, gorgeous flowering shrubs, and blue door! I'm in love!

The local shop where I buy our morning mixed fruit!

Roof dog! And he, of course, scared the h-e-l-l out of me when I walked below him!

Charming wall and flowers.

I love anything blue, so the neighborhood comida and sign caught my eye.

Pretty old blue gate with a rustic trike.

This newsstand in the La Gloria market has all kinds of materials!


Mercado meat shop.

We were finally around tonight to go to the neighborhood bakery. WOW! A whole bag of goodies for 28 pesos. The hands down best baked goods I've had in Mexico!

Quaint window with lace curtains.


Sue will need to name this fruit. A nice little woman was grabbing up all of these. I managed to snap a photo before she picked the last one.

British ruellias against a blue block wall. We have these plants in our yard at home.

I'm amazed at the street names since the entire island is now signed.

Neighborhood shoe store.

To be continued later!