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Walking Around The Barranco District, Lima, Peru

There is lots of fresh, tasty and inexpensive fruit to be had all over Lima.

There are many colourful walls throughout Barranco.Vibrant and colourful shops

There are a lot of well preserved vintage VW’s on the streets.I’m not sure if I’ve seen a Lada before. But I am now.This old street car is in retirement.A pretty view from here.

This lovely mosaic leads down to Playa Barranco.There is a beautiful greenspace along the cliff top with amazing views.Lima can be shrouded in mist as the cold Humbolt current sweeps past this equatorial land.I’m sure the view is spectacular, however I don’t think I would sleep well

Sintra

Cinco. Our B&B in Sintra.

Our cozy little cottage

Cool chimney cap.

A lovely evening on the terrace of our little cottage. The view towards the west. The Atlantic in the far distance.

This cute little plant was growing on the wall by the patio table.

An iridescent lady bug like bug in the Lavender of the garden at Cinco.

I love to photograph flowers

Strawberries and whipped cream on the terrace.

This is Jack.

He plays a little rough.

Street Scenes Around Old Sintra

A living statue was entertaining us tourists.

And frightening some.

Black swallows are a thing In Portugal.

The beautifully cobble stoned side walks can be slippery. The stone must be very hard and is polished from so many years of wear.

Lots of cool shops to explore.

The floor in this shop is made with old broken tiles.

And it had this huge doll house.

Rooms of the doll house.

Good food is down every alley.

Our first view of the Castelo dos Mouros on the hill above Sintra. The Castle of the Moors was built by the Moors in the 8th and 9th centuries. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Fonte dos Pisoes. One of the 20 public fountains in Sintra.

It is so fun exploring all the little alleys

Tile work is everywhere.

Beautiful old buildings are everywhere.

Here is a unique door knob.

Had our first Portuguese dining experience at Tulhas. A short walk from Cinco.

We sat by the cork wishing well. Make a wish and toss the cork from your wine bottle into the well.

Maui 2015

Kind of a moody morning on our first day. — Kind of a moody morning on our first day.

On the road to Hana, you will pass the Rainbow Eucalyptus grove.

_mg_0768 — Mama’s Fish House. Fine dining on the beach.

_mg_0769 — A lone palm and a lone lady on a lonely beach.

Yoga on the right. Wedding photos on the left. You just never know what you might see on the beach.

Tikis everywhwere.

The view from our balcony.

Lahaina is so quiant.

_mg_0691 — Some cool art in a Lahaina Art Gallery.

Michael inspects a bug. Lahaina.

_mg_0696 — Kaeleen under the Banyon tree in Lahaina.

_mg_0698 — Banyon trees are cool to be under. In both senses.

_mg_0699 — Tikis for sale.

The Condo Tiki

Kamaole Beach II is right across the road from our Condo The Kehei Akahi. — Kamaole Beach II is right across the road from the condo we rented. The Kehei Akahi.

Wild flowers along the shore dunes.

Came across a sculpture in progress.

Early morning at Kamaole Beach II — Early morning at Kamaole Beach III