Unfortunately, it poured rain the first five days Laura and I were here. I could still surf but it meant Laura got a little bit of cabin fever at the hotel. She made the decision to head back to Houston after Christmas to enroll in school to get started fulfilling some nursing school prerequisite classes. It is amazing that we have now done almost 5 months of brother/sister traveling together.
It poured rained on Christmas and Laura and I watched the rain dump through the stained glass windows at a small catholic church where we went to a morning service. Since the services was all in Spanish, I found myself watching the rain a lot. The last two days we got sun and toured over all the islands on motorcycles and then on a chartered boat. We got to snorkel on some remote island reefs and had a whole mile long beach break to surf ourselves. With the weather looking better and some good swell coming, I am going to stay on for at least another week.
Map of Bocas- we are in Bocas town on Isla Colon
Laura painted our Carribean Christmas Card
Solitude on the beach
The main street of Bocas town
Little houses with big christmas spirit
Taking the little boat taxis between islands
Javier our boat driver and some of his buds
Bocas waterfront
Laura on our wet motercycle tour
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Howdy from the upper west coast! how the heck are you? just took sadie past your old place, where 5 loud, large men we're still drinking beers @ 630am. reminds me of nate and moo. both of which are gone. shows are going well, making some break throughs around town i can see a light at the end of the tunnel. (and we both know it's not god)
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