Tuesday, April 1, 2025 - Molina

After settling in, we walked down to Molina.

We passed this older couple.
The guy was using what looked like a tiny gas powered tracked farming carrier to haul some stuff uphill.

This is the center of the small town.
The restaurant on the right was open but not many people out.

Huge stone water grate.
Probably over a meter squre.

The very quiet town of Molina was a very pleasant change of pace compared to Florence.
Your senses are not overloaded with traffic, throngs of people, safety concerns, etc.
Very peaceful.

There's a Bistro in this little nook area (door in the center of the picture) but it didn't seem to be open.
Perhaps they only operate during peak tourist season?

Walked down to the main road to town from down by the lake.

Very old spring water trough.

Down by the main road that goes through the edge of the town.
There's a bar/cafe/restaurant next to the parking lot.

The owner of the Air-bnb said that he would pick guests up in Molina to drive you the 1/2 mile up the hill to their place anytime we called/texted them.
We decided to walk back up the hill.

In the distance is a neighboring town, on the other side of a valley between the towns.