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Awesome
It must have been awesome to see such a large manta ray. I've actually never seen one. I remember Playa del Carmen. I really liked that town. I have very vivid memories of a really nice café we went to several times. Wonder if it is still there... /Ake

I love the cenotes
We visited Yucatan many years ago and I have many fond memories from there. I absolutely loved the cenotes and they would be a very good reason for me to go back. /Ake

So cute
Such a cute animal. I hope I get to see one as well one day. /Ake

Looks pretty cool
I think it looks pretty cool in the fog actually. At least some of it is visible. In Germany once I took a hike to Brocken, the highest peak in Harz Mountains. The fog was so thick that I could see about 10 meters. Needless to say that the supposedly great views from Brocken I haven't seen. /Ake

Could have been Norway
I've been driving in Norway twice and this photo reminds me of that. Quite often the road ran past waterfalls like the one in the picture. To stop at the occational waterfall is a pleasant way to break a long journey. /Ake

It is annoying when international travel is restricted
I totally understand if you feel frustrated by not being able to travel abroad. But travelling in your own country can be quite rewarding as well we have noticed in the last two years. We have visited many interesting places in Sweden during the Covid years. And we are happy for that. /Ake

I love covered bridges
I love covered bridges. I guess the Bridges of Madison County is partly to blame for that. We like that movie so muuch that we once actually went to Madison County in Iowa and visited those bridges. That was awesome. /Ake

Love these travel-in-your-own-backyard-blogs
There's been quite a few of these travel-in-your-own-backyard-blogs popping up in the last 18 months and I love them. I've been writing a few myself and I hope people enjoy them too. You and me, we are luck living in countries where we can do extensive travels and still not run out of places to visit. When I saw the map of your route I immediately thought of a place I want to visit - L'Anse aux Meadows. Google Maps says it's 27 hours drive away from Fort Ingall. It's not exactly next-door. IT only looks like it on the map. /Ake

Strange Geology
I have posted some of your pics in TB's "Strange Geology" thread in the Photography Forum. Check 'em out.