Yesterday I walked along the road along Chacala Beach, between the motor home/coconut grove area and the entrance to the Majahua and Mar de Jade parking areas. I saw a few things I wanted to take photos of. Including these kids, on their way home from school wearing their school clothes.
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And Jose Manuel, who has a daily route picking up the garbage around town.
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I visited with Esparanza, at her beach campground.
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Esparanza showed me a fruit she called a "Grenada". I though that was the Mexican name for Pomegranite, but I guess not. This is the vine it grows on.
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And this this the fruit.
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And the opened fruit.
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It smells delicious, but the appearance is not appealing to me.
She also showed me her Guayaba tree. Another fruit. Sort of limey. Not in season right now.
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She also showed me two nice rose blossoms. I don't know how she grows such nice roses so close to the beach, but she does.
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And her Lantana. She doesn't have a name for it.
2 comments:
Thanks for the flower pictures.
The "grenada" is a yellow passion fruit, of course!
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