Dead club.
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Mathius asks for another beer.
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Mayan sacrifice.
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Headlamps in the cave. They forbid shoes to make you more careful where you step.
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Headlamps in the cave.
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Monkey logo on one pot.
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Calcium carbonate encrusted Mayan pottery left in the cave in the 9th through 11th centuries.
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Leaf cutter ants.
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The cave entrance.
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Fording a river and forging on.
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The Tropicool Hotel.
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Riding the bus to the next stop.
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Drinking nasty coffee in a hot, hot city.
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Beach dog.
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Island dog.
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We then went from Tobacco Caye to the mountainous Cayo region. Specifically to San Agnacio.
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I sunburned my feet.
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Big bird on roof.
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We stayed in the pink hut.
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The bus ride to crappy Dangriga.
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A view of the backyard at the I&I.
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The sun sets behind the Ragga Gal.
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Hard at work.
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View from our place in Caye Caulker.
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The captain and the soon-to-retire high class stripper from New York city.
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Sonny is also closed on Thursdays. Leering wheelchair guy is not, though.
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Belikin, "the Beer of Belize," is made from German hops. The guy on the left encouraged all of my stereotypes about Southerners when he talked about a "negro gal" in a thick drawl.
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The moon as seen from the I&I, a bar on Caye Caulker.
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A huge cockroach greeted us on our first night. We stepped on it and left the carcass as a warning for others, but ants had carried away all trace by the following morning.
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Sonny rides the windy boat to Caye Caulker with a smile on his face.
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Sonny thinks before departing to Caye Caulker.
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seattle police antics

Keep your eyes on this shady group of mutual back-scratching law breakers.


seattle police antics