More Yelapa

A bit of paradise



The little restaurant alongside the little falls



Koa being the waterdog



When we go back in the fall, we will rent horses and ride an hour and a half to the big waterfall.  Three hours on horseback, ai yi yi.  The water is full of minerals and isn't dirty and it was refreshing to sit underneath the fall to rinse of the Yelapa salt.  Koa decided to do some exploring and climbed up to the little restaurant with me trailing behind when the worst attack cat, the cat from hell, the hellfire from Siam decided to chase him up the stairs, hissing and snarling.  Poor Koa, who likes cats, had white eyeballs and tried to climb a wall straight up. I thought the cat would just go back to where it was hiding, but it kept trying to take on Koa, who didn't want a thing to do with it - we were laughing so hard, and the Mexicans were delighted with the machismo of their animal.  I finally hissed back at the cat and he just looked at me, ready to take me on.  It was a very subdued and confused shepherd that walked back down the hill to the beach.