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| Our friend Trevor, the bassist, is set to leave soon for several months, so we caught the last show of Zero Tolerance at Windschief Beach Bar. There were several guest appearances, and it was a great show as always. |
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| At the end of the evening others messed around playing a little. Elsa (in the pink shirt), who works at the bar, and her friend drummed for a couple of songs and did a nice job. |
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| Our friend Trevor needed motorcycles to reach his property, which he wanted to check out, so he got bikes from our friend Emma (pictured here). Eric was invited to go along, and he was game since it was supposed to be a half day trip. Lol, this is Belize so he should have known better. They left at 8 am and didn't get back until 4 pm. |
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| They never actually made it to Trevor's property because new construction and farming has changed access to it. Everyone had fun though, exploring river beds, hacking trails through the jungle, and getting turned around. |
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| River crossings are always fun too! |
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| Our friends Pam and Oli (both working behind the bar here) are the owners of Windschief Beach Bar, and their 10th Anniversary happened to be on a Friday night (the party night at the bar). They both worked, but had plenty of fun as well. Here Pam is pouring champagne for the patrons. Happy Anniversary Pam & Oli!!! |
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| Many of our other friends were there to celebrate - even Christopher, who loves hanging out with Eric. |
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| Cara and Emma |
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| The guide Mathew |
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| We motor down the river and then sail over about 5 miles to the island |
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| Regina pulls in the sail as we get to Bread and Butter Caye |
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| http://www.hgltours.com catches fish in the morning and cooks them for you. They go out by powerboat. |
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| There is very good snorkeling on Bread and Butter caye |
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| They don't show up in the picture, but there are thousands of tiny fish everywhere |
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| That is the sailboat we went out on |
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| Chris caught a 13 lb. Cobia |
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| It was a really nice ride home |
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| Jake and Nichole were people we just met on the trip. They are vacationing in Hopkins. |
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| the sunset looked better in real life, it was very orange |
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| We had 2 full grills worth of food. That is kabobs on the outside and grilled veggies on the inside |
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| In the middle is Sherwin and on the outside is Dean and Janine. All are neighbors. |
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| These are in Belize dollars 1 american dollar = 2 belizean dollars |
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| You will never get a clear shot of Christopher because he is always in motion |
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| After dinner everybody headed back to the Bamboo bar for a nightcap |
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| Catching up on our devices |
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| Stop by the Belize Sign for a quick picture |
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| There is a caretaker at the sign. His wife and kids hang out there with him and he sells jewelry, and he helps get a nice picture. We always buy something from him. You really cant take no for an answer with this guy. He even gets his little 3 year old to come and take part in the sales job. |
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| A friend mentioned Manatee Lookout as a good place for our last meal. It had a nice overlook of the river |
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| This is the same river that we stayed at on our first night |
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| Mark needed a beer to prepare him for his long flight. Zora needed a bite from her water bottle for the same reason. |
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| ...and we are back to where we started on this last 5 days....the Airport. So long Wilchers! See ya next time! |
