Mysterious Chinese Woman, Sandy, and Rico Having A Cold One
Sharon And Paul Letting A Sleeping Dog Lie
After a couple of beers we decided to take a bit of a hike along the river. At one point we like to cross the river and head back along the other side. There is a little bridge that most of us use, but Sharon finds forging the stream a bit more to her liking.
To Each Their Own
Her husband, Paul, shouted words of encouragment which, I am sure, Sharon greatly appreciated.
You Can Do It!!!
At about the halfway mark things looked like they were going well.
How High's The Water, Mama?
However, there came a point where the water was a bit deeper than Sharon thought it would be.
It's Up To My, Uh, Well, My...
However, the river was successfully forded and everyone emerged safely. I am sure the locals will remember this day for a long time.
The River Goddess Emerges
After a quick trip into the little town to buy dry pants Sharon returned for our afternoon snack by the sea.
Looking Quite Proud Of Herself
We had another nice day and although some people preferred taking a water taxi back to town, we settled for the bus.
Taking The Taxi
Although Boca de Tomtalan is still far enough out of the way to not have too many tourists, the cruise ships do run out people for a quick bite to eat and a view of the "real Mexico." Luckily they confine themselves to one restaurant so we don't really have much reason to interact with them. It is kind of interesting to see them being run in and out of here though. I wonder how much they get charged for the trip. If they knew how to use the buses it would cost them about a two dollars total for a round trip and they could really experience Mexico.
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