A kitchen of a restaraunt that we ate at. They thought it was kindof funny that I wanted to take a photo. But of course, this isn't how our restaraunt kitchens look.
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We are seated on a veranda at the restaraunt. It was very nice to stop here after our trip to Tikel.
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This home is very typical of Guatemala. The roof is made from whatever tin one can find. The side of the house whatever wood one can find. The kids saw a village of houses that were even less habitable on our horse ride. That was an awakening.
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This is a typical store. Antonio got very good at asking what the price of things were and what he wanted. We bought many a carton of noodle soup - that you only have to add water to - for him while in Guatemala.