Medina Walk

We spent a lot of time along Medina this trip.  When Craig was scuba diving, I'd sit in my chair  under the palms along the malecon waiting for him to return.  When Playa Norte was too windy, we'd lounge on the beach across from Posada del Mar waiting for the sunset.  And when we needed a cab home, we'd walk down Medina to catch one to the colonias.   Along the way, I snapped a lot of photos.

Orange juice stand in front of the ferry dock.

A side view of Minino's.

A pile of fishing nets.

Alongside Minino's, a vendor with Guatemalan wares has set up shop.  The young guy who works the shop is very polite and reasonable.  I also love the way the mural blends with the merchandise!

A boat hanging over the malecon wall.

Eagerly awaiting her treat!

The fish arches.

Massage outpost down by Privilege Aluxes.

 Fish camp at sunset.

 

Beach pangas.

Sunset from Medina.

What can I say.  It's here to stay.  The ugly naked lamp.  All it lacks is a pair of fish net stockings.  (It reminds me of the dad's major award lamp in The Christmas Story.)