Thursday 17th July, 2008
Mo, Ray and Moose.
We walked up through this quaint village and passed a small museum but didn’t have time to go and investigate. We’ll do that another time.
We then walked up past cliffs and out onto the “Camino Real”. This is the ancient old route used by farmers to get round the island…it’s more a donkey trail really.
After another hour, this brought us down to the main road at the village of El Retamar. We continued downhill crossing the main road several times until we reach our destination of Tamaimo once again.
We found a lovely little Argentinian (edited) Venezuelan bar restaurant and supped the local red wine and ate chicken and chips, costing us less than 10 euros each.
The hike was 9 kilometres and we climbed from 1880 feet to 3230 feet in temperatures of mid 30´s and it took us about three hours.

