We've been having wonderful food and lots of fun as well as much discussions and dealings with our investment, our business venture or more correctly business adventure. Have met with the people at Los Congos, almost daily. Have met with our attorneys in Managua. Have been flagged down by the police, a lot. Never happened to me in my first three trips, now all the time. Having a big, new Toyota truck with California plates has its downsides.
Cindy and Skye hanging out at Tecero de ojo, a wonderfully comfortable, yummy fusion east/west tapas restaurant. One of our favorite haunts.
And then off to Volcan Mombaco, it's unique cloud forest reserve and the fun for all canopy tour. Skye was a bit nervous. First about the drive up. Last time I drove up in our rental vehichle and we barely made it. This time we were driven up in this enourmous 4 wheel drive bus/truck. You could tell the going was steep but it didn't begin to compare to our previous climb. Then she was a bit nervous about the canopy tour itself. Well she pulled it toghether and had the time of her life, giggling and laughing, ecspecially when Cindy would scream as she whizzed by.
The family together at last. Unfortunately a cloudy day, because the view from the top is truly magnigicent.
Cindy on canopy tour flying in the trees.
Skye the youngest flyer there.
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