On our way to ROATAN, HONDURAS
Kara and I on the ferry from La Ceiba to Roatan
A the top of the hill we walked up to
At the restaurant where we met Wazza (photos to come) in West Bay
Walking back to the West End at sunset
Kara, Wazza and I
The last show after being in Roatan for 7 years by this band! You better believe we sweated and danced the night away.
Kara and I sweatier than ever before, wearing the kickin glasses Dave (picture to come) was packing around the world with him.
I met him on the ferry over and we hung out the whole weekend! A top quality guy!
Our last day together
Dave, Pepe (My personal Salvadorian jewelry maker), Kara and myself
Pepe and I
Kazza, Dave and Loza
Robin, Dan, Kara, Barb and I
Edy, whom I met in September and her son Jayden.
SEMUC CHAMPEY
SEMUC CHAMPEY
The boys fixing a pinchazo (flat tire)
We met the 2 boys in the blue and hung out with them the whole weekend!
The rest of our crew at the pools
There are 7 natural pools that flow into each other. The picture doesn't do it justice, but it was beautiful. Lots of people since it was Semana Santa (Easter holidays)
Kara, Me, Julio
I kept noticing that Eric was always looking right into my eyes. On the last day we were together he told us that his younger brother had eyes like mine. In September, robbers broke into their house and his brother tried to stop them. They shot and killed his brother and his uncle. It was a compliament to say the least.
Our humble abode
LIVINGSTON
Getting ready for the boat ride from Puerto Barrios to Livingston.
Another of the dangerous duo, only this time a little wind blown.
Our tour guide, Diario. Everything was "Rastafari" to this guy.
We left the taxi and had 15 minutes by foot along the beach to reach our hotel
Walking down the beach
Myself and Bert
Our private hammock bungalow over the water
Payback to the little crab that tried to attack us.
PANAJACHEL/LAKE ATITLAN
PANAJACHEL/LAKE ATITLAN
Our first visit to Pana
The main street
2nd visit to Pana, little lady trying to make a living
LAKE ATITLAN
LAKE ATITLAN
3 volcanoes surround the lake. This morning, for the first time in 3 days we had been here, the skies were clear and we were able to see them. Not to mention the cloud resting right on top.
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