Highlights from today: We explored the other two beaches in Llanes at both low tide and high tide. And had a great lunch in between.
Playa de Puerto Chico, low tideFamily on Playa de Puerto Chico, from abovePlaya de Puerto Chico from abovePlaya de Toro, morning, low tide. A very rocky beach.Playa de Toro, afternoon, high tide, pretty much the same place as low tide photo. Many of the rocks are now under water.Playa de Toro, on the sand, low tideOur waiter at Sidreria La Amistad. We’d ordered first and second courses for each of us, that we intended to share. He told us we’d ordered too much food and suggested we leave out something. He was right! We had plenty to eat. This has happened to us a number of times in Spain. Waiters will tell us the portions are large and we don’t need as much food. Later, I was taking Charlie’s photo when the waiter appeared and he playfully joined in the photo.Ensalada templada, warm salad. But all that was warm was the slightly crisped wedges of cheese on top. It was as good as it looks. We also had rice with seafood and lamb chops.Outside Sidreria La Amistad.
