Saturday December 20…10:45pm
We left the RV park at 8am in order to get the tire replaced. Along the way, we dropped off a large load of laundry at the lavanderia.
Saturday, December 20, 2008
Friday, December 19, 2008
City of Merida
Friday December 19…9:45pm
We left the Uxmal ruins at about 9am. We were heading for Merida, which is the state capital of the Yucatan. It was only about an hour drive so we weren’t in any rush to leave.
We left the Uxmal ruins at about 9am. We were heading for Merida, which is the state capital of the Yucatan. It was only about an hour drive so we weren’t in any rush to leave.
Thursday, December 18, 2008
Uxmal ruins (day 2)
Thursday December 18…10:50
Kevin’s taking the day off from writing the blog, my turn today. Got up around our usual time of 7am and had had a great nights sleep.
Kevin’s taking the day off from writing the blog, my turn today. Got up around our usual time of 7am and had had a great nights sleep.
Wednesday, December 17, 2008
Uxmal ruins
Wednesday December 17…10:30pm
We got up before 7am and drove to the Walmart supercenter on the outskirts of Campeche. We did a big grocery shop.
We got up before 7am and drove to the Walmart supercenter on the outskirts of Campeche. We did a big grocery shop.
Tuesday, December 16, 2008
City of Campeche (day 2)
Tuesday December 16…10:45pm
We didn’t have the best sleep last night because it was hot and muggy, and at 5:30am or so we were woken up by workmen painting the curbs in the parking lot. Fortunately, this didn’t last long and we managed to get back to sleep for a bit longer. Steve and Glen joined us at the tourist info carpark in Campeche at about 8am this morning.
We didn’t have the best sleep last night because it was hot and muggy, and at 5:30am or so we were woken up by workmen painting the curbs in the parking lot. Fortunately, this didn’t last long and we managed to get back to sleep for a bit longer. Steve and Glen joined us at the tourist info carpark in Campeche at about 8am this morning.
Monday, December 15, 2008
City of Campeche
Monday December 15…10:45pm
We went for another walk down our little entrance road, and as we got near the beginning of it, we walked into 4 Mexican marine soldiers with their rifles.
We went for another walk down our little entrance road, and as we got near the beginning of it, we walked into 4 Mexican marine soldiers with their rifles.
Sunday, December 14, 2008
Seibaplaya (day 2)
Sunday December 14…9:00pm
There wasn’t a cloud in the sky all day today. High was about 30C (86F). We expected that because today was Sunday, our spot here would be a little busier, but very few locals showed up.
There wasn’t a cloud in the sky all day today. High was about 30C (86F). We expected that because today was Sunday, our spot here would be a little busier, but very few locals showed up.
Saturday, December 13, 2008
Seibaplaya
Saturday December 13…11:00pm
As we were getting ready to hit the road this morning, at about 8am, a bunch of RV’s went by. Most were motorhomes pulling cars, and then one pickup truck with a 5th wheel trailer.
As we were getting ready to hit the road this morning, at about 8am, a bunch of RV’s went by. Most were motorhomes pulling cars, and then one pickup truck with a 5th wheel trailer.
Friday, December 12, 2008
Near Sabancui
Friday December 12… 11:00pm
We made no effort to get up early, however when we did arise, we decided that the weather wasn’t good enough to warrant staying here.
We made no effort to get up early, however when we did arise, we decided that the weather wasn’t good enough to warrant staying here.
Thursday, December 11, 2008
Another spot near Puerto Ceiba (day 2)
Thursday December 11…11:00pm
It was windy all last night, and it rained on and off. We decided to stay put and ride it out today in the hopes of better weather, but it never showed up. So it was a day of reading books and playing cards.
It was windy all last night, and it rained on and off. We decided to stay put and ride it out today in the hopes of better weather, but it never showed up. So it was a day of reading books and playing cards.
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