It’s actually very early on Day 4 and I’m up again avoiding the bandwidth crowds.  As I’m trying to work on my site when others are around, especially dealing with the pictures, I can look around, and sure ’nuff, there are people watching Netflix or youTube.  C’mon people, there’s important blogging going on here! 🙂   Truth, I just have a different version of hogging the bandwidth.  It’s all hoggin’.  But I digress.

Later today I’ll be heading back to Antigua and I’m ready.  This has been a great place to relax and see a new area of Guatemala, but a guy can take just so much of being confined by downpours.  Luckily I’ve had Louise along with me, so that’s helped.  Wait! What? Whose Louise?

In the quiet this morning, (Day 3), I spent some time with these guys. In past days I learned they wouldn’t let me get too close, so these pics are zoomed all the way.  And it was raining, big shock, so I had to stay under the roof.

When they finally took off I was just happy to get them in the frame even though between the panning and the zoom they’re a little blurry.

Here’s just a few more shots I’ve taken in past days while passing the time.

I had to share this one ’cause when I looked at it I just laughed out loud.  Look at the side of the boat.  Obviously my panning skills need some work.  On the far right of this shot is a brand new section of rooms that will be open for guests soon.  It’s built right out over the water.

Dried fish anyone?  I’m told by one of the kids who works here these are called salt fish.  He eats some almost every morning with eggs and beans.  I’ve never seen salt fish actually identified on a menu, so I’m just going to continue to wonder where they end up.

Wish me luck on my launch ride back to Puerto Barrios.  See ya.           Wait.  Who is Louise?