Tropical Islands Can Be Tricky
The sun was shining as we left Kin Town for Ginoza this morning.
Just like any other island in the world, the weather can make sudden changes.
The remnants of a tree photo, was taken before it really started pouring down.
The Pentax K3, didn't mind getting wet. But, I do.
We decided, cave hunting, could wait for another day and ended up here.
This is where the Village of Ginoza has everybody beat.
When you go to this Tonga place and order a burger, it's authentic.
How do people get away with calling things hamburgers, when they are made of beef ?
A Tonga Burger is made of pork.
Today, I decided to try this Bu-Tan's meals, run by the same folks as Tonga.
After I placed my order, I noticed this little display and, had to shoot it.
Pork cutlet, soup, salad and rice was just what I needed.
Everything was delicious so I told the gal cooking, this is a Five Star Restaurant.
Just before we departed, this pink Tonga-mobile showed up.
Too bad, I didn't snap some photos while the engine was still running.
It has a curly pig tail that wiggles on the back end.
Wouldn't you love a machine like that ?
The next time I see this beauty, I'll have them leave the engine running.
The Auto Awesome folks could do something like this butterfly thing they made for me.
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