Anyway, I'm trying to get back to my long morning walks here, which I love & find easier to do here.
These are some things I saw on today's walk--
Walking along the turtle beach, I was hoping to catch a glimpse of the crew raking and/or collecting eggs, which I think happens more late night or super early.
But I heard they did construct a line of rocks to persuade the sea turtles to lay their eggs closer to shore, saving them the trouble of going farther than necessary.
I do at least hope to see some turtles and will scout them out later during some nights; night vision binoculars would've been a great thing to bring. darn.
But I do love the whole turtle effort they do here, collecting and incubating the eggs to buy them a little more time and raise the survival odds.
Being from a farm, and a horse lover & rider, I loved coming upon this horse, tied along the road by the side of the cemetery outside La Gloria. I guess its days are spend inside the Hacienda Mundaca, perhaps giving rides to children. I wouldn't mind a ride myself; but today, I just give him a pet and an ear scratch; maybe tomorrow I 'll bring a treat.
It is somewhat new, and seems to be in a suitable spot.
I've seen a lot of people in attendance during mass.
The construction, the wall and walkway seem well done.
I really like the planters on the side, with bamboo plants.
Listen...
(if)
you are 14 years old or more, and you're lacking a sacrament, then, come with us every Saturday, at 7pm, here at Sacred Heart!