Where in the World are Dave and Elizabeth?

 This is our last port before home, which is bittersweet. (I still have some catch up blogging to do, including pictures of the centuries old plant in Namibia’s desert.) We didn’t arrive in port until 2:00 PM or so. We took a late afternoon bus excursion to visit a few of San Juan’s sights. Despite the fact that everyone speaks Spanish, We can tell we are back in the States; there are Walgreen’s here. Lol.  The KFC we passed as we rode around town is no evidence.  As I mentioned in an earlier post, that chain is everywhere in the world. Across from the capitol building in San Juan, there are statues of American presidents who have visited San Juan in office.  This is a likeness of President Obama. The statue with the raised hand is Eisenhower. This is one of the few beaches in San Juan with public access. Historic cemetery next to the sixteenth century Fort San  Filipe del Morro (El Morro) El Morro was built to protect San Juan from attacks by sea. This second f...