57.17 Tenerife: Camino de la Vueltas to Taganana contrasted with an alternate route to the town.
The majesty of the forest. On the way to the trailhead, we stopped at an overlook. The hills are alive as they flow into the suburbs on one side and the ocean over on the other. I suppose it’s one of the attributes that makes Jenni so lovable. I should explain and probably, as anyone reading our blogs has nothing better to do, you might as well continue reading. By the way, women have a certain way about them that’s missing in men or at least, me, that adds to these ‘lovable’ attribute/s. Thank goodness for that. It all began one Monday morning when the weather forecast predicted no rain for at least the next few minutes. When you have a relatively small piece of land surrounded by a massive ocean, it appears anything can happen, and it usually does. There is something really enjoyable about the feel of the weather in Tenerife even when it rains, except while we are outdoors. Add the wind that comes blowing in uninvited but seemingly out of nowh...