In Cozumel Mike chose the Jeep excursion. It was one where you drove a Jeep about the island in a tour to see ruins, a national park, spent time on the beach, and have lunch. He was keen on driving but there were four to a jeep. I cautioned that maybe, just maybe, he couldn’t drive the whole thing. But we were paired with two lovely ladies, Mary Lou from Michigan and her sister (please forgive men 6 months later I can’t find my notes and the name escapes me), neither had an interest in driving. So Mike gleefully drove the whole day! There we enjoyed the sites, had a great lunch, I loved playing in the ocean, and even got me a nice wool blanket. It has the lighthouse of the national park pictured here on the design. The blanket was a must for Wisconsin winters as Mike had taken back the one he’d given me in college.
Category: Mexico
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Wednesday Wildcard – Costa Maya
With all that happened in my life, travel posts got shoved to the very back burner then put in the freezer until later. One was our wonderful week long cruise to Central America. So here are photos from our visit to Costa Maya. A small port made to give cruises access to Mayan ruins in Mexico. There’s nothing much in the town except the port. Expect tourist prices and nothing else here but we did have a wonderful tour of some ruins with a guide that was a professor of Mayan art. So enjoy a quick photo essay of that stop.

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