Afterwards, we walked over to an ice cream place where I decided to try something different!
I saw this fancy thing in their freezer... it's called a chamoyada.
Sorry, not the best photo.
My chamoyada versus Bob's little cup of ice cream.
So basically, a chamoyada is mango ice cream with chili powder and chamoy sauce, which is another type of spicy sauce. It is a confusing array of flavors!
After that, we walked over to the Chedraui store and did some grocery shopping.
I am also looking for a new pair of sandals. I know they don't last forever, but I expect more expensive ones to last longer than they do. I kept my old (and expensive) Reef sandals when they began falling apart, and that's the pair I am currently wearing because my other pair totally fell apart a couple of days ago. But the Reef ones are on their last legs too.
I tried on a couple of cheaper pairs (like 150 pesos), but they seemed over priced for what you get. Then I tried on a 300 peso pair, but they seemed like they would take a while to break in. I tried a 400 peso pair and they weren't comfortable either.
But when I tried on the 750 peso ($53 CAD, $41 USD) pair, they were so comfy! But, I can't justify fifty bucks on a pair of sandals!
Back at the campground, we took some more bird photos...
White-fronted parrots
Streaked-backed oriole
Golden-cheeked woodpecker
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Kevin, Spending 50 bucks to take care of your feet is not a bad investment! :-) Buy those comfortable sandals!
ReplyDeleteI think that Kevin needed to clarify what he meant by sandals because he wasn't talking about decent walking sandals, he was talking about flip flop, beach type sandals that he would use mostly when we are in beach areas and for a bit of walking but not good solid walking. This is why he wasn't prepared to spend that much money. He spent good money one time on Reef sandals and they didn't last any longer than a much cheaper pair so he is very gun shy on spending that kind of money again, only to have them fall apart too soon.
Deleteand tell us what those comfortable sandals are. Thanks! :-)
ReplyDeleteHe didn't notice what the name of the flip flop slides were.
DeleteI agree! You should buy those sandals.
ReplyDeleteThese are not decent walking sandals that he is talking about, just flip flop slide-ins for using at the beach, in the shower and for a bit of light walking. He isn't about to spend that kind of money again for this type of sandal, seeing the last pair of expensive flip flops didn't last any longer than some of the cheaper ones that he has bought in the past.
DeleteDo not cheap out on your feet
ReplyDeleteWe don't when it comes to hiking shoes but for causal flip flop slide-ins he is not about to spend that kind of money! He said he will find a comfortable pair of flip flops at a much better price a some point during our trip. We are pretty much done with the beach now anyways.
DeleteGreat iguana pic - how big was it?
ReplyDeleteThanks Elaine! Kevin thinks it was about 5 feet or so, maybe a touch longer.
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