It was Saturday and we were greeted by coffee -- decaf and caf and cereal as we looked out at another beautiful day that Suzanne and I and Peter and the Justs were ready to begin as Suzanne and Sara posed in their riding attire and so we went to meet the horses but first we had to pass by these horses in the road

and then we were at the places where horses were waiting for us and being prepared by Elizabeth so that we could have our ride on their backs as Sara put on her helmet and I was the first to be called to mount my horse named Riscotti and then Sara got on her horse followed by Steven and Suzanne

and even with Sara's concerns Suzanne was ready and so off we went into the jungle to begin our ride

and from the jungle, we rode onto the road where cars are not allowed and from there to the beach

where we eventually went into formation for this group photo of the 4 horsemen with the sea behind and Suzanne mounted for action as we paused and then made our way back to the starting point where I dismounted and then there were photos taken as Suzanne waited for the group photo taken by these potential future riders and so we were ready to consider which beach to attend to on that day. The decision was to go to Blue Beach where we were greeted by Sarah, Christina, Lily and Shannon, our friends from the day before who told of being waitresses from Plum Island but were unwilling to pose in alphabetical order. Seva and Peter went for a walk in the water

and then emerged for lunch and accompanying drink and after a long day at the beach, we looked out and observed a man walking from shore to this island (over a tiny inlet of land and setting himself up to fish (gentle viewer: you need to go into high res and look carefully) and after recording our neighbor in the water and the broad beach we noticed a yacht from Fajardo coming into port near the island where the fisherman continued and so we watched a few men get off the boat said goodbye to the beautiful day and headed home to turn on the television and watch the Steelers game which had a happy ending but not a quick ending which meant that we were quite late for our reservation at Coconuts with its extensive menu which made all of us and especially the Steelers fan happy to have our drinks and salads and comfort foods and other foods including vinegar for the fish and chips before inquiring about a kitchen photo which turned out to be not possible though we could pose with Dorothy, the owner and then have a photo of the owner with Jose, our waiter. before checking out the town square and the street sign and the Mr Sushi chain which seems to grace only 3 cities.