Cozumel
Mexico

We arrived in Playa de Carmen at 7am on Tuesday the 11th of May. We went by bus to the Myan Ruins of Tulem. We saw beautiful beaches and ancient temples. We saw crystal blue water and some very old graves. We even saw or almost missed seeing a couple of lizards hanging on a cliff. We returned to the ship after a very fun and informative trip to the ruins. Did you know that Tulem actually means "stinking ground"? It does, because it very near some water that is like a swamp and at times it doesn't smell to nice.
When we got back to the ship we ate, and took a suicidal taxi ride ($5.00 a car load)   into town. The taxi drivers drive very fast and wreck less. All the stores want your money and they will try to talk you into their stores. We found that most stores were honest but one store was a rip off and we caught them. They did not honor what their own sign said, so we kept our money.
There was a young man on the dock that was making paintings with spray cans. It was remarkable how he made those paintings, we bought two, and I use them for my desk top. There is a link to the paintings in a smaller size, but if you want them for desktops email me and I will send them to you.


Soon after we arrived at the
Mayan Ruins.
The water really is blue.
A Kodak moment. Me and Tammi on Tulum cliff.
Me and Tammi on the beach under a cliff. Just a strange sign. Work ethics?
A beautiful beach. Our friends Wendy and Dean.
Another beautiful beach. A high goverment officials home.
A grave at the Mayan Ruins. Overall view of part of the ruins.
Another overall view.

Mayan government employees home.

Mayan home. Worship Temple.
Ovens for baking. Mayan Kings' Castle.
Made with spray cans, cool desktop. Made with spray cans, another cool desktop.

 

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