Nothing much on offer at Terminal D. Except for an iPod vending machine:

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:o)

PS. isn't that impressive, how "first person" a picture becomes, when you don't care about composition and with my leg in it?
 
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I think this shot is better regarding caribbean colors...

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This time the view from our nice oceanfront condo in San Pedro, Belize. I was lazy posting the last days, but as we spent these predominantly under water, there was not much to show, either.

Strangely, the photos taken with the iPhone appear pretty dark and not very vivid. Or is it only me looking at them in the bright sunlight?
 
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Great fun! Very close to the action. The captain nevertheless took the pride to announce the flight details to his 4 passengers sitting right behind him over the speaker.

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Isn't that cute? The very complex flight plan is painted right on the wall. Our flight was 22 minutes and 2,100 feet top altitude. Andrea filmed takeoff and landing with her camera.

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That was the view from our Cabana. After we successfully convinced the clerk to not put us in the "parking lot view" condo that he tried to sell us as the prebooked "garden view" appartment.

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Some of you wondered if we've already seen Chichén Itza and Tulum, two impressive Maya sites. The answer for Tulum (which is remarkable especially for it's great location right at the shoreline rather than it's a little less fascinating ruins) is attached. We saw it yesterday at dawn. In Chichén Itza, which is impressive because of the site AND it's tourist capacity, I tried hard but couldn't earn any 'Dada- Points' for eating Chicken Pizza in Chichén Itza. There was only available what seems to become typical Mexican food: crisps and Coke! (and also with the typical health problems attached). We had a Subway Chicken Teriyaki Sandwich then. Not very much better...

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... but always different styles, sizes, layouts and carvings. All those Maya ruins still don't get boring!

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