Drove to Soca this morning to pick up a used elliptical exerciser that I will use 9 minutes per day (burst training), but will use. About 1/3 of retail cost.
An inquisitive old fart with a camera
This was our “test” pond two years ago. We didn’t know if it would fill with water or not.
Indeed, it did. So this year we enlarged it. And no rain came. And it went to almost bone dry a few weeks ago. Fortunately, we had never put any fish in it.
To get a feel for the difference in size, note that the earlier version ends on the left partly past the front of the neighbor’s ugly barn.
Now to go near Tienda Inglesa, trim some willow branches, and try again to get trees started.
Sheep manure, to be precise: the latest cargo of the pobre Meriva. It’s been very dry — too dry — for a while, so the abono is light and not smelly. I expected to do all the work, but the lovely Uruguayan couple insisted on helping. They have 120 animals. No shortage of shit 😉
My neighbor has offered to turn over the soil for a garden spot with his tractor. I may have a real garden this year, for the first time since the early 1990s.
Before internet. There’s a connection.
I haven’t been to Tres Cruces bus terminal and mall in some time. The cool underground parking now features a car wash/oil change place. Interesting.
Crazy-busy lunch place on three levels. Plaza Constitución. Source of shoe photo. Lunch specials are good, especially if you use a gringo credit card and get 18% (reciprocal of 22% IVA) knocked off the bill.
Greeters at La Corte restaurant in Montevideo.
Misiones, near Rincón.
Rincón, near Plaza Constitución. Horrible street (like most of them), but this is pretty cool.
Nice.
I took this photo in Montevideo, as Tex was dying. I didn’t know it then.