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| This path borders the 800 unit complex (with only about 100 units occupied. It was meant to be a resort not apartments.) Most mornings we walk this path for an hour. I goes past a beautiful golf course, which we rarely see anyone on, and down towards the ocean and a housing complex and shops with mostly people from England. Notice the bougainvillea vines that cover the fences on the left. There is a mile or two of them around the complex. We love it! I always have flowers for a table centerpiece and they dry beautifully. |
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| We were impressed from the beginning with the interesting "art" work, consisting of stacked rocks, tree limbs and junk. The red stuff is a natural ice plant that grows around in patches...so beautiful. |
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| Then one day we happened on the artist on the path with his dogs. Everyone in the Canaries has a dog but us. He is an older gentleman from England, who has lived here for 7 years and has created the structures over that time with stuff collected from the path. |
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| The trees in the back border the golf course. The artist has been fun to talk to. He knows a lot about the history of the island and has given us a lot of interesting facts. |
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| This might be the most interesting one with a garden hose and an old glove, among other things. This is the worst place I have ever seen for littering. We are planning to do a street clean up in our various areas with our JAS kids...or maybe we could do a few art pieces first. Notice the interesting shaped hills. |
