Tikal and lots of driving

So we left our quaint abode and all our new friends in Placencia to brave the roads of Belize and Guatemala. It was basically 3 straight days traveling, so pretty grueling, but obviously chalk-full of adventures.

HIGHLIGHTS
- Tikal. Sitting on the top of the highest temple, looking out over the jungle with all sorts of temples popping up through the trees.
- The drive to Tikal. So fascinating to see all the villages on the way.
- Diet Coke and Fanta. Much yummier here. Tyler and I enjoy the two respectively.
- Filming many more episodes of "Jungle Bob and Andrea hit Central America." Don't worry. You're all welcome to see them when we get back.
- Church! Always cool to get to know people in the area.

LOWLIGHTS
- Going through immigration and customs at the border. Sent around in circles, paying $5-$10 at each window we went approached.
- Many road signs to warn about cow and people crossing in Guatemala, but none to warn about the many, many dogs and horses that leisurely dominate the roads.
- Celebrated our first week of marriage by treating ourselves to the very first available hotel we could find. $20 special. Super sketch, with walls that didn't actually connect all the way to the ceiling. Truly special.
- I got pretty sick and Tyler busted out a cold sore. We were both in sorry shape. (But Sheena, thanks for the Hydrogen Peroxide tip!)


Tikal. Obviously.



Cool dock in Placencia.



Our luxury suite.



Saying goodbye to Stefano. :( PS He said he wanted to hold up that wrench to show off his work ethic.



Fanta Naranja!