On Tuesday Jerry, myself, Cheri and Dar took a dinghy ride 4 miles up the Estero de Jaltepeque to a little village called La Herradura. It took us about 1 hour to get there, and we went at low tide so there were some tricky spots go get the dinghy through without running aground. We had a great day walking the streets, eating Papusa's the El Salvadorian local dish made with rice flour stuffed with cheese and sometimes a meet or veggies, and of course having a couple cold Pilsner beers.
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| La Herradera |
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| Smile! |
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| Cheri and her nice cold Pilsner |
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| The Mercado |
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| not a great picture, but this is the church in the town of La Herradura |
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| father and son watch the dinghy all day for $1 |
That evening Bill and Jean on SV Mita Kuuluu set up a wine tasting for the cruisers to participate in. Cheri brought down a couple of bottles to enter. All the bottles were covered and we all tasted them and scored them from 1-5, none of us picked our own bottles as the best, but we had a great time. Dar did not drink wine so she did a cervesa tasting....I wonder what she thought was her favorite beer.
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| Jean on SV Mita Kuuluu setting up for the wine tasting |
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| Leo ( the best server) and Jerry |
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| Lisa from SV Lisa Kay and her winning bottle of wine |
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