Tonight's beautifully crafted post has disappeared into the ether. There's not much left apart from a joke about teenage Motherwell's favourite beverage and a long gone restaurant.
There will be riots in Lanarkshire if they try charging that much.
No, not a typo but the name of a small town towards the north coast that the book suggests. Today's weather forecast is a bit iffy and it is the last day that we will have the car so we decide to go sightseeing. The best way to get there is by motorway up the coast, then cutting the corner to avoid Las Palmas. The forecast showers come to pass and the Smart Car's self activating wipers get a decent workout. When we leave the motorway there is a reasonable road that winds up the side of the valley to Teror. Parking isn't too difficult and we make our way on foot into the town. A cobbled street overlooked by wooden balconies leads to the town square, dominated by the Basilica of Our Lady of the Pine Tree, a large church built in honour of a vision of the Virgin Mary perched at the top of a pine tree in the 15th century. Presumably the local vino was pretty good back then. R wishes to visit the museum attached to the church so we go in in ...
R is greatly improved today and celebrates by flooding the bathroom and bedroom. Luckily the cleaners have started work and we are able to borrow a mop and bucket. Crisis over we take the shuttle to Playa del Ingles and enjoy a stroll along the front. We enjoy a beer at Los Bucaneros. The less said about the popcorn the better. We continue along the prom and find a place that is doing sardines. Too good a chance to miss. R ups the stakes by ordering sangria. Lunch was excellent. Back at base for the afternoon R does artistic things while D listens to the football which is a bit more satisfactory than last week. We take the shuttle back to PdE and have a drink before dining. D had totally forgotten about beer of the day but a bar we tried helped out by producing this. Doesn't taste of much at all. We are talking ** at best. For supper we return to the tapas place that we enjoyed a couple of weeks back. It's still great...
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