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| SMILE! D took this shot. |
D got a new camera from one of his new Clifton uncles so we took it with us and tried to capture a few Kodak moments. We left the house and weaved our way through the six blocks or so to get to the ocean where a bike path spans several miles of coast along the edge of the city. We stopped at a small panateria for some breakfast (D had a big, puffed up piece of bread with zero nutritional value and I had a ham & cheese empañada. I have discovered that I really love a good empañada. The "ham" at this location turned out to be hot dog pieces. But whatever.) We filled our bellies and headed out.
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One stop along the way was the BMX track. Bryan represented the family's Peruvian patriotism.
The ocean view behind us is pretty much what we saw the entire time. It is beautiful!
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| Behind Davis, on that pier off the beach, is the restaurant La Rosa Nautica. Which is where Bryan asked me to marry him. |
We ventured out of San Isidro (the district where we live) and into Miraflores and then into Barranco. All in all, we rode about 7 miles. A perfect Saturday morning ride.
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| We liked this street sign. |
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Lima isn't notoriously a bike-friendly city. But they got this right. It was a really good day.
We will definitely be doing this again.
