The mangrove trees were flowering, and the flowers are beautiful. |
Here is a close-up of a flower from the mangrove tree. |
Steve and Nadia were prepared for bugs on the river as we left. |
Leaving Ingrid and Yuri's lovely dock (newly extended). |
A newly sunken boat on the river, probably from all the recent flooding. |
Sittee River Marina |
The view as we approached the sea from the river |
There are almost always fish to be caught at the mouth of the river, and this day was no exception. Almost immediately upon entering the sea a Bonita Tuna was caught and reeled in. |
We anchored near Bread and Butter Cayes to enjoy some snorkeling, relaxing, and more fishing. |
Steve and Nadia preparing for snorkeling |
Steve (and later Yuri) fished some more and caught an additional five fish for dinner. |
At about 3 o'clock we started heading back home since it does get dark shortly after 5 pm now. |
Storm clouds actively raining in the distance. |
At the other end of that huge rain cloud...a small rainbow. |
On the river heading back we experienced a little rain, then another lovely rainbow, with a very faint second rainbow to the right. (It was much easier to see in person than it is in this photo.) |
Nadia and Steve were happy to have a mostly sunny day, and a good day on the water, before they had to leave. |
From this angle one end of the rainbow seemed to be on the river itself. |
Dramatic clouds over the river |
Upon returning Yuri cleaned the fish, and Ingrid prepared dinner while we sat and talked, watching the parrots fly overhead. |
It's amazing how the lighting on the river changes as the sun sets. |
Looking upstream as the sun set - it was a lovely end to a very nice day. |