Our first accommodation with the bride's family in Sanur was a large Balinese style villa that easily slept 12 of us. It sat in spacious grounds with lush, colourful trees and shrubs, a long way back from a service alley that was always busy with cars and bikes - and friendly foot traffic.
The service alley
There was a small pond to be negotiated which proved something of a challenge for me as I've had a bit of vertigo lately and looking down can send me into a spin. But I found if I stood still for a few minutes then looked down and waited a tic or two before looking up again I was fine. (I'm not too old to learn new tricks!)
The lady of the pond
These are pretty flowers too. I'm glad you sorted out walking across the pond, I'm sure I would all in...lol
ReplyDeleteI loved the variety and vibrancy of the colours, Margaret.
DeleteLooks like a lovely place to stay. And what an adventure - I mean the whole trip! ... Glad you figured out how to manage the vertigo!
ReplyDeleteI'm still struggling with the vertigo, Monica, hoping it gets better soon.
DeleteAlways good to see spring flowers blooming. Lovely photos.
ReplyDeleteThe thing is it's not spring in Bali. It's coming on to winter, Not that winter is very winter-ish in Bali.
DeleteHow lovely to be staying amongst such gorgeous flowers and garden
ReplyDeleteYes, it was. We stayed at three different places and this one was my favourite because of the flowers.
DeleteWhat an amazing place to stay. I don’t know if I’d ever want to leave.
ReplyDeleteI think it's hotter where you live, mimi, than it is here. I've lived in the tropics but that Bali heat was something else. I couldn't wait to get away from it.
DeleteQué bonito lugar entre preciosas flores. ¡qué suerte!
ReplyDeleteUn saludo desde SEgovia.
Thank you, Marisa.
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