Doesn't it look so peaceful and beautiful!?
Well, it wasn't so bad to start out: heat was still at a minimum 90 degrees and off we went. Armed with water and sunscreen. We found the above location and it was less than beautiful like my friend's picture (borrowed from Candace). Imagine a more jungle atmosphere, ducking under the weeds, bugs EVERYWHERE!, and Jeff's mom leading the way (insert SCREAM!!). She walked into this MASSIVE spiderweb - covered the path from one side to the other. I kid you not the spider was as big as my palm........ACK! Jeff helped her clear the web out of her hair and face (bluh!) and we continued to the gazebo - COVERED IN BUGS!!!! Time to go. Candace had these great photos of her boys crawling around, enjoying the gazebo......there were no bugs or even webs in her pictures. :)
Jeff walked down another path on the other side, he walked in, disappeared, then reappeared and seriously his clothes were ALIVE with ants............definitely time to leave. Judy and I quickly brushed them and and we hurried home to shower and get rid of that buggy feeling.
Everywhere we walked, the ground had these dark lines. Nope! ANTS, ANTS, ANTS!!!! I wish I had a picture of it, but I didn't want to stand still for more than 2 seconds or they started to climb. They were in Abbey's crocs and I had had enough - so long Tres Rios, so long. :)
It was an adventure and I quickly lost my enthusiasm for this place - maybe we'll give it another shot....maybe.
BYE GRANDMA JUDY!!
Well, it wasn't so bad to start out: heat was still at a minimum 90 degrees and off we went. Armed with water and sunscreen. We found the above location and it was less than beautiful like my friend's picture (borrowed from Candace). Imagine a more jungle atmosphere, ducking under the weeds, bugs EVERYWHERE!, and Jeff's mom leading the way (insert SCREAM!!). She walked into this MASSIVE spiderweb - covered the path from one side to the other. I kid you not the spider was as big as my palm........ACK! Jeff helped her clear the web out of her hair and face (bluh!) and we continued to the gazebo - COVERED IN BUGS!!!! Time to go. Candace had these great photos of her boys crawling around, enjoying the gazebo......there were no bugs or even webs in her pictures. :)
Jeff walked down another path on the other side, he walked in, disappeared, then reappeared and seriously his clothes were ALIVE with ants............definitely time to leave. Judy and I quickly brushed them and and we hurried home to shower and get rid of that buggy feeling.
Everywhere we walked, the ground had these dark lines. Nope! ANTS, ANTS, ANTS!!!! I wish I had a picture of it, but I didn't want to stand still for more than 2 seconds or they started to climb. They were in Abbey's crocs and I had had enough - so long Tres Rios, so long. :)
It was an adventure and I quickly lost my enthusiasm for this place - maybe we'll give it another shot....maybe.
BYE GRANDMA JUDY!!






