I knew I would be found out

My memories are the Chinese  lady selling tickets for the yellow motor boats and the restaurant by the beach

Joanne Love swinging from the beams at TJ's, when the Green Corner was going strong, happy hour at the Oasis, and the folk nights with the Gaffers ( especially when it was held at Tajinaste at La Caldera, dodging the police drink/drive road blocks at La Caldera and El Varedero ). Happy times.

Ah yes - Bertie Wooster used to have a notice inside about not feeding the cockroaches cigarette ends!  He used to broadcast on local radio station.  Cannot remember the guy who did The Sunday morning slot but one week the station was silent  - he was playing records but had forgotten to switch transmitter on!  Happy days!

Also Paddy 1, no food but it used to get packed every night, before Marcos went upmarket & opened No 2 & 3.

We used to take our late son when he was a teenager he loved it, we used to do the Quiz, won a few times,
to see the Whales & Dolphins, happy memories.

Bertie Woosters cave, that takes me back some time! along with Marks carvery and Archies bistro, gone but not forgotten