However, there are also turtles.

Yet, it’s too difficult to take a picture of them. They appear for a second to breathe in the air and disappear immediately. And a photo is called “A place where a turtle was a moment ago.”

We’re all busy. I’m changing the gear.

Checking all the ropes after the story with Sergey whose jackstay broke down amidst the Ocean.

Lena is patching the sails.

We carved out a day for sightseeing. The locals asked $120, so we decided to walk.

At first, we enjoyed the barren prairie.

We mimicked a cactus to pass the time.

Lena found the only green bush and stepped into it with joy. It happened to be a coil of barbed wire.

Finally, we found our way to what the locals call a beach.

We realized that seals live not only in the town.

There are also impudent pelicans.

And mega-impudent little sparrows.

And strange stupid birds, too.

Having walked a bit further, we found some traces.

And then their owners. Exceptionally vile creatures. They are said to be edible.

I tried to make a film about the life of iguanas.

And Lena was watching their habits…

And here’s the riddle of the post: How many lizards are there in the picture?

Answer to the previous riddle: What’s Lena holding?

It’s a small squid. At night, they fly aboard together with flying fish. We pick and eat them.

That’s what it’s like, Isla San Cristobal.

We should hurry and fix the gear and get out of here.