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| This is the Airport Office |
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| Jessica packed light...she had to head back to college and only had 3 nights |
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| The plane is not huge, but it is a turbine motor and not a reciprocating motor |
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| On the way home we decided to tour the less businessy part of Caye Caulker |
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| We had to laugh at living room furniture out on a pier |
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| Past the airport there is no public electricity nor is there any public water....the lots are bigger and we stumbled on a huge estate for sale. |
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| We heard the guy has lived here for 20 years and kept improving the place the whole time. You can see the solar panels that run the place. |
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| Caye Caulker is filled with cute signs everywhere |
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| We happened upon a particularly festive fence |
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| Finally it was time for lunch and we needed to hurry and eat to catch the ferry |
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| Cara went and checked us out while we finished up lunch |
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| The Ferry was big and we settled in for ride back to Belize City. |
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| There was a lady with 5 little kids who all slept on the trip. The little boy's feet kept falling off the bench, so Cara just put them on her lap so he could sleep well. |
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| On the drive home we decided to stop at Lamanai Chocolate. |
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| Overall the quality of the product, the prices, and the whole experience left us pretty unimpressed |
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| We chilled out at the bar at www.VillaRisingSun.com where our friends stayed in Hopkins. |
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| We checked them into www.VillaRisingSun.com towards the end of the day |
After that we walked over to a local restaurant and chowed down on some Burgers.....No pictures were taken.
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