miramar

Glenn and I returned to Miramar for wonderful relaxing second honeymoon. The saying goes… a picture says a thousand words. As you can see from Glenn’s photos, words cannot adequately describe the beauty of this place. It was a tropical paradise. We hung out by the pool and read all afternoon. Later that evening, Lisa (the owner) brought out a lovely meat and cheese tray with a glass of wine. We were the only people at this resort. We had a wonderful lobster dinner. It rained hard that evening, we slept great.

The next day we started with a yummy European breakfast. Lisa brought a tray of breads, cheeses and meats. That was the first course then she brought a huge omelet and French toast. If that was not enough she brought a local fruit called guanabana, it tasted a little bit like a banana but the consistency was more like a pear. After the big breakfast we decided to go for a hike. The owners are from Belgium. Lisa’s husband is multi- talented like someone else we know and love. He is the chief and has an extremely artistic way with masonry; all around the grounds you could see evidence of his work. Stonewalls, a castle tower that concealed a water tank. Glenn loved this of course! After the hike we got in the pool for a cool down and read in the shade looking over God’s beauty. We were sad to leave but we knew we had to get back and get things ready for our departure the next day.