Days 8&9: Feb. 26/27/06
San Juan, Puerto Rico
Before flying back to winter and snow, we had a day and a half to tour San Juan. I had to twist Ron's arm to see El Morro. He was more fascinated with the history than I was.
A Spanish land and sea defense for San Juan, construction was begun in the mid-1500s and additions and renovations continued for hundreds of years.
That's Ron at the bottom and me beside the cannons.
Please visit me again because I'd like to share with you my visit with Trent and Becca in Halifax.
San Juan, Puerto Rico
Before flying back to winter and snow, we had a day and a half to tour San Juan. I had to twist Ron's arm to see El Morro. He was more fascinated with the history than I was.
A Spanish land and sea defense for San Juan, construction was begun in the mid-1500s and additions and renovations continued for hundreds of years.
That's Ron at the bottom and me beside the cannons.
Then we spent the afternoon strolling around truly beautiful, historic "Old San Juan."
Alas, all good things must come to an end. It took me eight years to persuade Ron to go on this trip and, yay, he caught the travel bug and is already planning one for 2008.
Please visit me again because I'd like to share with you my visit with Trent and Becca in Halifax.
2 Comments:
How come I'm the only one who ever posts comments here? How come? Cause I love Mommy best, that's why. Yeah, Phil, you heard me.
Not true! I tried to post before and then it wouldn't let me because I wasn't registered as a blogger, but now it is allowing me to, so it is ok! I am sorry you are getting cabin fever, mommy, but I really do enjoy all of the postings lately!
-Phil
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