Churros

[asirimarco]

Bill is now happier than a pig in slop - he found the churro man.
We were told about him a couple of days ago and finally found him today in Kino Viejo.
Bill buying churros

The churro machine - guy turns the crank, the dough comes out the cylindar and falls into the grease. When brown he takes them out and rolls them in cinnamon and sugar.

These are about six inches long.

Deserted beach and street. Just us and the sand.

Found out today that most of the houses are full in the summer not the winter. Guess they are escaping the heat from the interior and Arizona instead of the snow.

Had a full moon here tonight - very pretty.

[Sparkle]

Oh I could eat a churro, or six. Must look for them when we go. And I could enjoy an empty beach! Are there any shells?

[avalen]

I love churros, I could eat half dozen myself and probably still want more.
Guess you could say I have a sweet tooth

[snowball]

I really like churro's as well...and would totally enjoy those....you can sometimes find them in the mall food court
Thanks for the take a long
sheila

[Liz]

Churros look like funnel cakes, only shorter. They are addicting. Love the beach photos.

[retiredhappy]

Yup, yup, yup - churros, funnel cakes, fry bread - all wonderful and so nutritious. Now that's my idea of a beach.

[asirimarco]

No shells on the beaches on this side of town - but there are some in the Old Kino area where the fishing boats are. Nothing to write home about though. When you get to Baja if you go to San Felipe you should find some great ones. My DIL collects them from there and makes great macrame hangings with them.

[JanetA]

Inspiring pics! ! !