2 flights with a 4.5 hour layover in Dallas. Total travel time door to door – 15 hours.  

We spent the evening in old San Juan. Feels like being sent back in time. It’s just beautiful. Small cobblestone streets, brightly painted stores and homes, and the famous El Morro Fort.   El Morro in the rain.  

 Jesse’s Grandmother’s Niece.   Playing with their dogs Izzy and Dora.   Jesse talking to family  Rosie gives her great grandma a cuddle. 

It was time to say goodbye. We love this little casita. It was good to us.    Girls room  Sunrise swims –  the energy of the birds at this time is amazing.   Last time punching in the gate.   Our private beach  View of the ocean from our backyard. 

We spent our last night in Quebrillas on the beach looking for treasures.   

Today we hiked through three caves. We saw hundreds of bats and could hear the rushing river gushing below our feet that carved the caves. All three caves were amazing. The power of water is mind blowing.  Inside a sink hole 17 stories deep.   Breath taking cave systems. Over 2,000 caves exist throughout […]

Today we visited another school called Semillas. The girls loved this school too. After we visited a lace museum. The Puerto Rican lace is called mundillos. Later we …. surprise…. Went to the beach and collected shells.    The school has 5 acres. This is a small fort above a little creek.   Art […]

Today we looked at Escuela Micael. The girls loved it. Afterwards we played at the house and visited an estuary that happens at high tide.   This is the front door of the school  Jesse booted us out of the car at a McDonalds to make a conference call.   This is the river […]

We didn’t follow that advice and went on a wild ganzo chase. We found the falls but they weren’t making it easy on us.    Sitting in the rain eating frozen berries.   Gigantic millipede   Google maps led us to a dead end. Luckily the directions to the falls were spray painted on […]

Oh my! We drove out to Rincón to go to a music festival. After we watched world class surfers and played in the water.    These men are gambling on these tiny wooden horses that spin.