Fortunately the breeze has returned and temperatures are much more reasonable. The past 2 days have been sweltering. I even turned on my AC briefly last night to cool things down in my apartment. The fans weren't getting the job done.
This is a link http://ambergrisdaily.com/ambergris-caye-stories/a-far-cry-from-paradise/ to a really good article that came out this week about the community of San Mateo and their partnership with Ole Miss. A group of Ole Miss students and their professor, my friend Kim, arrive today. They will be at Holy Cross all week.
I haven't had many pictures to post recently, so I will catch up here today. No rhyme or reason to the choices...
The sea has been really rough this week, so quite a bit of seaweed was washed ashore. The local folks rake it up and use it as mulch.
This fishing boat was probably hand-carved. It is very narrow -- I'm not sure I would fit in it. Because the boat sits so low in the water, sometimes the fishermen fished by hand, just reaching into the water and grabbing a fish.
driftwood
early morning
fishing with a string and a hook
Mission Team from Duke Chapel
Making more solid land at Holy Cross -- sand/dirt will go over the cut branches
Some of the team in their new uniforms
My crispy coconut shrimp with citrus sauce at the Blue Water Grill. Yummmm...
Have a great weekend.
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