Next morning, I woke up and went to the front of the hotel to wait for Jacobo for the ride to the beach. He arrived and en route got a phone call about the Spanish elections. So, I recorded his dash but missed the clock that said 10:13 and took a picture of this cone but missed the lizard who was there. As a peace offering, he showed me the materials for the internal (blue) gaskets that I know are being machined right now. We looked at the water saw some beautiful flowers walked through the woods looked down at the ocean and after these flowers promised to follow the rules as we headed down to the beach for the trip home. The buoy was a photo op for each of us as was the shore where Jacobo and I posed for a handful of pictures each. After the obligatory coast scenes we headed to Half Moon Bay for lunch. This was Jacobo's sandwich and this was mine which made Jacobo happy as I took this self portrait and he demonstrated this statuesque pose from which he was able to take profiles a skill I'm still working on. Next we asked this waitress what to order from the menu and the help posed with me as the manager posed with Jacobo and asked how to see his pictures on line. Our coffees looked better sans flash.

All of this made us want to drive on to more beach, so we found this offering and a log and then noted that structures even structures where you could live but maybe not over night had been built with pieces from this forest even as I recorded birds who got closer and closer until they were at hand and could be taken easily.

On the way back, we passed the house of hundreds (count them) of pink flamingos

including these few on the stump and the last few before seeing the panoramic views of the valley that were striking.

Dinner was at El Paso where I had the vegetarian made special and took pictures of Jacobo and Barbara Barbara and Camila and then the whole Valdes family who were there. After demonstrating how Sandra's yoyo works we called it a night.