Scott, Morgene, Marc and Heather |
We did land trips to Dangriga and Hopkins and fun evenings on each other's boat. One day Morgene arranged a bread making class with a French professional baker (from another boat) - fantastic opportunity!
Renate was feeling well enough back in Vancouver after her heart attack in Belize that Jim decided to fly back and sail Emerald Seas south and back up the Rio Dulce in
Heather and Marc at lunch at Hamansi |
The grounds and pool at Hamansi in Hopkins where we had a delightful lunch |
Students gather to watch while Patrice gives a demo |
We had an easy trip across the bar at the mouth of the Rio Dulce with only a short time pulled over on our side to cross the shallow bar. And we managed to get Scott Free ready to leave with less than a week at Tortugal. Happily, as the weather turned hot, hot, hot. Jim, Scott and I had a long trip up to Guatemala City on 4/26 and all flew out the next day. For the second time we stayed at Las Americas Hotel and find it very comfortable and convenient. There is a large modern mall nearby with lots of dining options and the buffet breakfast at the hotel is good. They have a free shuttle to the nearby airport.
Now we are enjoying a week with our son James, daughter in law Morgan and new grandson Kolya, now 9 months old. After a few days with my sister Paula, we return home to Vermont!
We watched the master baker and then copied his every move. |
It was Heather's 74th birthday and we celebrated at Yoli's. Our friends Rosie & Don from Chickcharne ordered a beautiful cake! |
Our charming waitress at the great Garifuna restaurant Tuani we visited in Dangriga |
The owner gave us a history of the Garifuna people. The walls of his restaurant have paintings illustrating it. |
Here's one showing the process of making cassava bread |
Our host, our waitress, Marc and Morgene |
Heather, Rick, Jim, and Marsha enjoy a fun dinner on board Scott Free at Sapadilla Lagoon. Jim sailed down that day from Cucumber Beach Marina to join us on a buddy boat trip south to Guatemala. |
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