A Week in Granada (parte dos)

This (Rio Lagartos) is where we waited at the bottom of the mountain for the bus to pick us up to take us to the border with Nicaragua.

Transportation in Nicaragua sometimes reminiscent of that in Cuba, in that it’s old but well maintained. And often very nicely painted.

Yellow pickup, 1980s.

There are fancy horse drawn carriages in Granada, but these are mostly for tourists.

Locals use more practical horse drawn carriages, like this one. Very cool.

Everyone does a lot of walking.

Some of us walk while gazing at our Pokéon cards.

There is, of course, the ubiquitous motocycleta, too.

But, your final ride, if you live in Granada, may actually be a fancy horse-drawn carriage. Just look at this hearse we saw one day! Wow.