Pictures of the view from my balcony, and of the outside of the building, then the grounds including two pools, the beach and restaurant. Looking right . . .
. . . then left from the balcony. This is a No Smoking room, and a sign on the balcony states No Smoking there also.
A little "recycled" garden at the hotel. Recycled materials are used in the benches and potting/sprouting of garden herbs planted there. It seems to also draw a lot of wildlife.
Some items from the Recycle Garden . . .
What to do when your panga won't float anymore? Turn it into a garden bench . . .
	. . . one of the more unusual uses for an empty 50-gallon fuel oil drum
I've included posters of the animals for Andréa because I know she likes that sort of thing. I can hear myriad birds singing, but they are not easy to see and even harder to photograph with just a PHD (Point Here Dummy) camera.
My introduction to the posters was as I walked . . .	. . . through the garden on my way to breakfast.
Remember the first time we saw these! [It was in Australia in 1995; you can see a picture of one tasting Andréa's fingers HERE] My traditional flowers just for Andréa . . . I have no idea what I'm looking at, but I know a pretty flower when I see one. Bougainvillea (very popular in South Florida, also; I'd love to have some in our yard)
Bougainvillea	Plumeria (Frangipani)
Ixora
My building showing balcony; I'm the top LEFT room

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