Jody and Antonio doing homework. We brought it along. And actually the kids were okay with it and looked forward to it. It was a great way to pass the time waiting for our meal.
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We always threw our leftover buns/bread to the crocodiles. Some better than others.
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A turtle shell for a faucet. I needed to help Antonio in the mens bathroom to assure him that all was well. This made us both jump. I wasn't sure that it wasn't alive at first. A great thing to do with turtle shells though turtle soup wasn't on the menu.
The crocodile looking for a child or bread.
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Climbing the steps in Tikel. In the foreground is our awesome driver Carlos. He was our driver, our bodyguard, our market talker, and our guide.