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Enjoying a good book in the hammock
There is nothing that could possibly be more relaxing for me. | 
Surise
This is what we woke up to every morning.
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Akumal Roads
They were still in pretty rough condition in some spots, but not terrible. The improvement during the week we were there was astounding. | 
More Towel Origami
It seems we can't go on vacation without finding a towel-swan in our bathroom :) |
Lol Ka'Naab Condos
This is where we stayed. I recommend it to anyone staying in Akumal. Sandy (the owner) was very helpful, and Elio (the property manager) bent over backwards to help us out. | 
Kitchen
The kitchen in our condo. We didn't use it all that much because there are lotsa good restaurants in Akumal, most of which had already re-opened. |
The smallest Gecko
He was there to welcome us every evening when we came back to the condo. | 
Akumal Bay at Sunset
Just lovely. We spent a number of our evenings enjoying a drink at Lol-Ha. |
Akumal Bay Boats
There were lots of small boats available for fishing, scuba and snorkel trips. Some people complain about having the boats there, and their environmental impact, but I think most of the owners are respectful of the reef and other people. | 
Pool near Budha Gardens
This pool is right between the Lol-Ha Bungalows/restaurant/hotel area, and the Budha Gardens massage place. We spent an afternoon there with some other Loco Gringos. |
Beach Dogs
There were about 5 dogs and 3 cats that we met in Akumal. They were all VERY friendly... especially if you had food :) | 
Driving
The top of the jeep didn't do much for keeping the elements out. |
North of Halfmoon Bay
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South of Halfmoon Bay
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Beach south of Tulum
This was a beach south of Tulum, on the road to Punta Allen. The road was pretty rough in spots, and this particular beach looked like it had collected a lot of garbage during the hurricane. | 
Capitan Carlos
Here is our Captain Carlos holding the yellowtail that Beth caught. |
Barracuda!
After a bit of a fight, we got him aboard. | 
Big Nasty Pointy Teeth
He managed to bite Carlos while he was trying to remove the hook. Of course, I returned the favor later that evening at La Cueva Del Pescador! |
Spoils of the day
We only caught 2 fish, but had a great time out on the boat. | 
Cliffs on the shore at Tulum
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Ruins on the Cliff
Tulum was a major Mayan port town. No wonder they chose to build it here... | 
Greg at Tulum (1)
I'm trying to load some more film into my camera while Beth is photographing me. If she'd have waited about 10 more seconds, I would have had time to make a goofy face. |
Greg at Tulum (2)
In front of yet another Temple or something.
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Greg and Beth at Tulum
Here's one of the rare pictures of Beth and me together. |
Lizard!
I had to fight the urge to waste entire rolls of film on the lizards. They knew perfectly well how to pose for pictures though. | 
Lizards on the Ruins
You can't really tell from the picture, but the tops of most of the buildings here were lined with Iguanas, who were enjoying the sun. |
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Rocky Beach
Rocky beach by the Tulum Ruins. |
