Cabo san lucas b.c.s

Anyway, back to the ants.  I sprinkled the stuff around the tires and the next morning we had a surprise.  The ants had rolled all the poison into little groups and organized them all.  I didn’t believe it, so I mixed them all up and again in the morning they were all organized again! There was a little less poison each day, and no ants. Bizarre!

As you can tell, this is not a normal office. Our tour guide Edgar once again came thru with a beautiful breakfast on the beach looking at Lands End. Food was great and view is spectacular. The Office is right on the water and owned by an American. Best breakfast in Cabo, and you can’t beat the view.

Next we separated from Edgar and Cuca and they went off to visit with family and Linda and I began exploring the sites of Cabo.  We had been to Cabo before but really didn’t do much sight seeing.  I won’t bore you with all the shopping pics and video, Linda had many of those excursions, Me, not so much. Here is Linda getting a fish pedicure.

Next it was off the beach with family and friends.  This is not the normal tourist beach in Cabo.  You drive your vehicles up to the waterline, pitch your covers, drag out the wood, start a fire and cook some fish.  Lots of other food as well, everyone brought something.  My Honey Smoked Salmon was a real hit, not the kind of fish they get down there often. The picture doesn’t do the WOK justice.  It was about 2 feet across and filled with a gallon of veg oil.  Please note the fish heads and tails in with the other tidbits.  My first time eating fish head, and it was excellent.  Not sure why we throw them away in the states. Cooking and eating went on for hours.  Lots of relaxing. There was fishing going on right next to where we were swimming, not something you would see on our beaches, and one guy caught a puffer fish which he started cleaning.  I thought puffer fish were poison? Maybe not here in CABO.