Hola!
We have moved down to Costa Rica for the winter months and are living at the Cabinas Pura Vida in Zancudo Costa Rica. Our good friend Robby, who works at the Waterfront Door County Restaurant during the summer has been kind enough to show us around the Zancudo Costa Rica area where everyone is a friend. We have been cooking thai green papaya salad, drinking tico sangria(red wine and orange juice), learning to surf and reading a lot in the hammocks. The black sand beach is long and beautiful and only seldom do we run into people on the beach jogging, or biking when the tide is low. The waves are great for beginners when the tide is low. We have been watching rays surf the waves catching fish, and pelicans surf the wind funneling off the top of the waves, as we take a break from paddling. It took a week, but finally we have started to defrost from the bitter cold.
The beautiful Black Sand Beach, that is always unoccupied!
Rachel catching her first wave!
Robby and I hanging under the Cabinas Pura Vida surfboard.
defacing pictographs, stealing wood from shipwrecks, and not respecting Door County’s natural environment.
, and seeing the sights, pure bliss. Lost Lake and Mud Lake have supberb Blue Gill and Crappie fishing. Stick a hot pink jig on your line, drop it in the shallow, stumpy marsh water, and let ‘em feast. The excitment, in my own opinion is just as fun as reeling in a big honker.