A Second Look

 

Well, we slept on it and decided we needed another look.  We called Miguel, and with two of our friends, Kim and Katie, we headed back out to San Fernando.  On our way Miguel took us to a tienda that sells cow milk, cheese and yogurt.  She only has 4 Holsteins and makes all of her own products.

 

Two of her four cows.

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Kim and Katie enjoying some yummy yogurt.

Cute little eating area.

She was nice enough to let me take a picture, albeit a
bit embarrassed.

This time we walked the whole fence line.  I fell down
trying to walk down the hill.  It is very steep.
This was taken from the back of the property towards
the farm.

Katie walking down the road along the property.
San Fernando is in the background.

Mark surveying his domain.

This is something we would have to contend with -
a leftover foundation.  The wood would be
salvaged.

The neighbor's sheep.

Katie taking in the view.
 

We asked Miguel to drive us into San Fernando.  The trip by car takes about 20 min.  There is a walking/horse path though.  I have a picture in my head of the family riding our horses to town to shop.  lol

We drove through San Fernando, which is a typical Ecuadorian town and then headed to the local weekend attraction - a lake.  There were tons of locals there, listening to music, walking around the lake and drinking beer.

We had a great day, but we are still unsure about this property.