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Monday on the road to Bacalar with stops at
The Pemex station and Limones
(a town with children)
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Pemex station. This boy washed our very dirty windows and we gave him a coin.
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Drinks purchased in the gas station’s convenience store.
Joe liked the Café Ole.
I was impressed with the Kelloggs
All Bran — yes it is a drink!
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Restrooms at the station and attendant selling toilet paper (for a couple of pennies).
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I liked the way they had posted the local emergency phone numbers.
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Late afternoon stop in Limones.
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A typical house and yard in the town of Limones.
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Josh photographing Limones’ own Maya temple.
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Three neighborhood boys came to greet us
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Manuel, Xavier, and Mario
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Then a couple of girls appeared: Anita and Abby?
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They encouraged us to climb
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So we did
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To the top. (Here I am just showing off the telephoto on my nice new camera.)
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The view was great! Note the little rectangular houses with the oval (hip) roofs,
and one without its thatch.
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A caved-in roof. Evidence of Hurricane Dean?
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Water tower from up high — right next to and a
little taller than the town’s pyramid
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A big move toward a better water supply in Mexico
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↓ We were able to read: “for a future with water,”
but not the other slogan. (None of us speak Spanish.)
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More kids appeared before we left, bringing us fruit and flowers.
These are 3 handsome young people of Limones. Note that the day is
getting late and we are not in Bacalar yet!
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Down the road aways we saw this typical colorful cemetery
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