exclude: true --- layout: plog title: "2023-02-03" date: 2023-02-03 exclude: true --- class: middle, center layout: true --- class: middle, center
Same spot, but night and day difference. --- class: middle, center
Our interests move from Gran Canaria's avifauna yesterday, to its archeology today. I mapped out a very detailed plan with an Italian friend from the hostel. --- class: middle, center
Roque Bentayga was a holy place for the Guanches, the native people of Gran Canaria. --- class: middle, center
Near here, they held out for 15 days against the Spanish conquistadors in a last stand, using mostly vulcanic rocks thrown from above. --- class: middle, center
View from the top of Roque Bentayga. --- class: middle, center
A little hint at tomorrow's plans (Tejeda in the background) --- class: middle, center
On the hike to El Roque I suddenly hear a bad imitation of a peacock and run into two Jack and Ian from the hostel. --- class: middle, center
We continue together to Cuevas del Rey, one of the Guanches settlements. --- class: middle, center
It consists of hundreds of small and large interconnected caves. --- class: middle, center
We found our favourite cave. --- class: middle, center
The plan completed, we made it back to Tejeda with time to spare and decided to get some supplies. --- class: middle, center
For a little group dinner by Chef Tim at the hostel.