Hola Amigos,
Tuesday keeps rolling around, so you get another peek and taste of life in Baja yet again!
It has been a more quiet week since we had no guests, and things got done around the house and yard. Ben "attacked" our Mesquite tree out front, since it has grown enough to block some of our upstairs view. We just hope that it isn't in shock from the severe pruning! The birds may be missing their favorite branches, but the ones that are left are easier to get to!
This is the view from upstairs now... no bushy branches impeding the view!
We've been watching the progress of construction on the house in Vista del Mar, and they did a roof pour on Saturday. They had about 30 workers, two concrete mixers, lots of buckets and wheelbarrows, sand, gravel, cement and water. Everyone had a position to work, and they got it done.
Here's a link to a video I took that shows the process, and the owners watching from the neighbor's house. Roof Pour in Baja It was a hot day, and these guys were all out there until the job was done! They are hard workers. Walls are going up quickly this week.
A couple weeks ago I told you about the
Then the full moon rose (and I didn't have my "good" camera"). Just gorgeous! And no, I didn't get up later that night (or early this morning) to get pictures of the Blood Moon eclipse. Slept right through!
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Tuesday keeps rolling around, so you get another peek and taste of life in Baja yet again!
It has been a more quiet week since we had no guests, and things got done around the house and yard. Ben "attacked" our Mesquite tree out front, since it has grown enough to block some of our upstairs view. We just hope that it isn't in shock from the severe pruning! The birds may be missing their favorite branches, but the ones that are left are easier to get to!
This is the view from upstairs now... no bushy branches impeding the view!
We've been watching the progress of construction on the house in Vista del Mar, and they did a roof pour on Saturday. They had about 30 workers, two concrete mixers, lots of buckets and wheelbarrows, sand, gravel, cement and water. Everyone had a position to work, and they got it done.
Here's a link to a video I took that shows the process, and the owners watching from the neighbor's house. Roof Pour in Baja It was a hot day, and these guys were all out there until the job was done! They are hard workers. Walls are going up quickly this week.
A couple weeks ago I told you about the
Then the full moon rose (and I didn't have my "good" camera"). Just gorgeous! And no, I didn't get up later that night (or early this morning) to get pictures of the Blood Moon eclipse. Slept right through!
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