Chasing the blue. By Sally.

It was a wet and windy day when we headed off to Quesada for our planned day out.
When we arrived the rain was heavier then ever and folks were dashing back and forth with plastic bag hats or fighting with umbrellas.

I turned to Warren and said “I don’t like getting wet “”how about we aim for that bit off blue in the sky over there”.


















So we put our backs to Quesada and drove off along a winding country road in pursuit of blue skies.
We turned this way and that as the road became narrower and narrower.

We were starting to feel the need for a break from driving as we reached the edge of that bit of blue.
When we looked around all we could see were signs for a lake, pointing towards the centre of our bit of blue so we followed it.
The road winded yet more and we thought we were lost for sure when we spotted a friendly sign that promised a warm welcome form a traditional country pub.















We drove off down the little track and soon we found a wonderful little pub called la fuente de don Juan.

We were greeted by the lovely Lorraine who made us tea and sandwiches, after we had refreshed our selves we chatted to Lorraine and found out that she was a member of the well known Abba tribute band called Abba Cadabra.

Fully refreshed we said our goodbyes the sky was blue in all directions so we visited the lake then turned for home.














On return I tried out the new ramps that the local carpenter had just fitted.