What a crazy day! An other couple from the British Columbia arrived, with their two kids, all really friendly. During the day, a truck with about 8 person arrived on the campground. One of the guy suddently climb a coconut tree through the top...just with his hands and his feets! Incredible, when we can see the height of those trees. He was in fact climbing on the tree to make coconut falling off, and also to cut old palm leaves, he did it on two different tree. Really impressing! Jose explained us that the time for a coconut to become ready to eat, from nothing through be eatable, can be up to 3 years!

So, Jose opened some coconuts to let the people on the camping taste it. At a certain time, he ask us if we want some lemon (lemon but the green fruit). He said that lemon is a good complement, that it add some taste. The second after, he started to run really fast through a tree...and came back with two lemon! Something more fresh? Jose was right, lemon and coco make a really good mix together. So later near the end of the day, we decided to went to the restaurant for the supper. Jose arrived with two walkie-talkie, explaining us that they don't work, but Jose drunk a little bit, it was a show to see. He was going about 100 meters further, saying some hard-to-understand things, and at a certain time, went to the camper of our new friends, giving the walkie-talkie to the family father. 4 or 5 times, after explaining to Jose that we were going to the restaurant, he finally came back. The only thing, is that Jose didn't had finish his long discussions, so in fact, it took about 20 minutes before giving our walkie-talkie to Jose.

So, we finally went at the Lola's, like as usual, or because the service is pretty good and the food is not too much expensive. We came back to the campground, where Marie and Marc decided to