Hot and dry at Guacalillo and Bajamar Beaches

Today I went to Guacalillo and Bajamar beaches, hoping to see Red Macaws. I did not, but I had a lovely time anyhow. I was so happy! 🙂

I went in through the Guacalillo road and came out through the Bajamar road.  Both roads are mainly gravel, with some paved parts. There is presently a lot of small rock loose gravel, as they are scraping and leveling the road.

Yes, it was hot and dry, and, yes, I roasted inside all my protective gear, but I am used to it by now. 🙂

I was happy to see that someone had planted beach almond trees in Guacalillo and was even watering them. Also, I think coconut trees have been planted, as they had plastic bottles tied to them. This probably because this is a biological corridor for macaws.

The downhill road between Guacalillo and Bajamar has been scraped and is easy to ride now.

Mango tree leaves stay green even in the driest of times!

On the way home I detoured to Balsa and Chucás to check out the hydro-electric dam and its lake. As I have said over and over again, I love going to new places.

Yeah! Feel the beauty. Know the love. 🙂

I love going where the weather suits my clothes! (Song: Everybody’s Talking.)

Wednesday, February 6, 2019.