View from our hotel on the water mill and on Fataga. Fataga lies on the road connecting Las Palomas with the middle of the island.
A very peculiar water mill : an aquaduct brings water to a toren where a spiral makes the mill working.
The path to the mill is a bit overgrown but still of use, the old cactusses have trunks resembling trees
We did find our hotel in Playa del Inglés unenjoyable and moved quickly to a little hotel near the watermill (Finca Molino de Agua):
restauratede old houses in a green palm tree bush, with an ideal climate, a true paradise in an unbelievable rest.
Morning mood.
Several nice little gardens between the houses, here a flourishing cactus
View on Fataga
Flourishing tree at the horse stables, underneath a cactus
Path from the hotel
And a little flower on each table
Two Canarian Grey Wagtails (Alpispa in Spanish) exploring the swimming pool
Fataga: please do not disturb our rest
Along the road
Church of San Bartolomé de Tirajana
View from San Bartolomé on Santa Lucía de Tirajana
Along the road
Climbing the Roque Nublo
Roque Nublo: these are not caves, the sharp edges reveal earlier lava channels
Roque Nublo: this place is regarded by the island inhabitants as the real centre of Gran Canaria
Roque Nublo: view on Tenerife