Sully doing his morning (and afternoon and night) ritual— digging for crabs. He is obsessed with uncovering one with a little plastic spoon. His hopes are still high even though he hasn’t reached one yet.
Kiera and her new buddy Najeri hanging on the front porch in the early a.m.
In our rental car headed to the “Welcome Parking Lot” to celebrate Day of the Kids. The Methodist school put together a fundraiser. Each group was assigned a region from the country to represent with information and tipico food.
The local media covering the school event. We savored some chilled lemonade. Delicious in the hot sun!
Adventure location #1: Punta Gorda. A sleepy little Garifuna village on the East End of the Island.
Red Snapper- fresh, no, make that REALLY fresh from the sea. DELICIOUS! A little pricey for the area but worth every bite.
Entering into Paya Bay. Adventure spot #2.
Martin experimenting with the “pinhole” feature on the camera. Sweat, sunscreen, and bug spray make a nice sheen.
Enjoying a bombom and Papa snuggle- 5 adults and 4 kids crammed into a Toyota Corolla for our all day adventure.
Just as we arrived at Paya Bay a 3 minute downpour hit. This picture was just before the rain really started the pour down.
Just after the rain.
Kids questioning whether they should go swimming. The contemplation was brief and they squealed as the waves crashed over them.
The “brother and sister surf professionals”. KiKi, NikNik, and Rocco.
Paradise*, revisited… again.
Sampling the super macro setting on some sea glass.
Adventure spot #3. We finally made it to the Iguana (and monkey, and turtle, and bird, and fish) farm! There were hundreds of them!
So proud he could touch a “rawr”.
In Coxen Hole cooling off with a juguito.
Waiting for the rest of the party to arrive home. Crunching on a 3L bag of cheeto look alikes. A beautiful day was had by all.
