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TIME TO SMELL THE FLOWERS
What a fantastic life you lead...oh I just live in Merida, Mexico near some Mayan temples...just taking our time...sounds sublime.

Lazy Days/Daze
Incredible photos as usual--you certainly have an great eye for color and composition! Wonderful adventures, too--congrats on that Indiana Jones exploring (though too bad about the chiggers). I'm also a not-so-young, long-term traveler, and I think we're entitled to some lazy days, reading, looking at the clouds and just being. I do it at home, don't you? We can't be Indiana every day!

Incredible photos!
Those photos of the caves are stunning as well as those of Chichen Itza and the hacienda. At first, when I saw you sitting at that table, I thought perhaps it was your rental in Merida. I was at Chichen Itza once for the equinox and it was impressive to see the serpent, then its head descend into the earth, but I'm sure it will be a zoo this year--good call! And how lucky to have all these earthquakes and volcanoes happen after your visit--may your luck hold!

LUCKY YOU
Volcanoes erupting, caving, beautiful pics

Great house and photos!
Your house looks beautiful even if you have/get to share it with an iguana. I love Uxmal, but never got to see the flamingos--may have to return. How comfy to have a home and base for all this great exploring--what else might you find?

Travel with boat
"This was such an informative post. I have definitely learnt a point or two from this. Great work!. Keep ém coming."

We are so jealous
We had so hoped to extend our trip into Central America but unfortunately money and family pressure will have us home before we can make it. It sounds and looks amazing...we just cannot wait to eventually get there. Keep travelling safe. Shelley and Scott

I can't believe it took me this look to find your blog...
when most of my Followers also Follow you. Anyway, I joined your fan club. I'm enthralled with your choice of retirement...not just staying in one place in Mexico, but moving around every few months so that you get to know everywhere very well. On my Bucket List is to travel around Central Ameerica, starting in Cancun and ending in Panama City, Panama. However, you have opened my eyes to the delights of many other places in Mexico, so my starting point may be closer to the U.S. I'm still not sure that I want to drive through the drug lord dominated border cities and even further inland like you did. Is it possible to fly into Mazatlan and rent a car to drive all over Mexico and then through all the Central American countries to Panama? Would I be able to drop the car off there or should I plan to make a round trip back to Mexico? I'm more a flashpacker so appreciate easy travel and nicer accommodations. What itinerary would you recommend for a 2-3 week tour to hit the highlights?

What a Great Shot
I continue to enjoy your blogs and photos. This picture is one of my favorites. Love how you framed it. Enjoy your next adventure.

Brilliant Blog
Hi guys, I am so glad you discovered us because that meant we discovered you. Love your blogs. We were so hoping to get to Panama and Costa Rica, but unsure if the money will strecth that far. You have confirmed everything we have heard about the place so it will make it even harder for us if we don't make it. Isn't it great seeing the Olympics from another country, back home got so sick of hearing "Aussie, Aussie, Aussie" so nice seeing other sports Australia doesnt compete in. As for "tourist swarms" they really can ruin your day. Looking forward to your next blog Shelley and Scott

wow gorgeous!!