Friday, September 11, 2009

Lake Enol and Lake Ercina

We went for a walk around Lake Ercina (the two pictures below) and Lake Enol (the picture with Frank on the left). It was a beautiful area and obviously very very popular as if we had tried to go any earlier in the season we would have had to pay Euro 7 each to go on one of the many buses as they close the road to private vehicles.

Lake Ercina (looking North)

Lake Ercina (looking South)At far end of Lake Ercina was a stone hut which still appeared to be in use, at least there was an elderly lady wearing a pinafore there talking to some Americans as we passed. She appeared to have chickens running around the place.

The photo on the right is of Morag and I walking back from the Mirador del Ray lookout back towards Lake Enol. Lots of the buildings alongside this road appeared to still be in use.

 Hut above Lake Ercina with the "pinafored" old lady

Morag and Sylvia on the way to Lake Enol
Small church above Lake Enol

Frank (wondering why he is in a picture) above Lake Enol

The posada put on a different menu every night. We indulged ourselves on the last night and “ate in”. (Nigel, the owner, took the picture – not octopoddy (the tripod)). Morag, Carol, Mal and Steve bought a cigar (solid chocolate) for Frank to say thanks for all the driving, and for not collecting that large bus on the roundabout on the last day.

The team at dinner on the last night Sylvia trys to steal Frank's cigar

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