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| Fuego is going off again! This is from the upper deck at Mario's. I guess from different angles you could see the lava flow. |
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| Married on a glacier and also 27 years later we are near the base of a volcano. It's been quite the adventure filled life! |
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| Still puffing the next day. The negative was if the wind was blowing towards town it got difficult to breathe and everything was covered in ash. |
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| Just one of many chicken buses. They are all old school buses that have been repainted. The color scheme depends of the bus line. It's a very economical way to travel but can become very crowded (three people to a seat and then the aisle full of people). |
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| Several lines up at the market - you have to know which section of the market to go to - and then start asking for the right bus. It can be a bit intimidating. Once on the bus you wait for the drivers helper to come and take the money - he usually does that once outside of town. It always amazed us how he would remember who had already paid and how much change he owed them. |
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| Many things are transported on top of these buses - the ones in Antigua were rarely very full - we noticed on the way to Lake Atitlan there were some that were very full. I saw one helper finish tying something down up top while the driver started going - the helper then walked towards the front of the bus while on the roof (and the bus continued to move) and then swung down into the front entryway... |
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| The cathedral at park central in Antigua. |
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| Park Central |
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| These guys...;-) so thankful we made such wonderful friends! |
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| One of the original government buildings - built in the 1500's I think?? One of the main buildings bordering Park Central. |
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| Easily the nicest McDonalds we've ever been in. Scott got coffee there several times. We never did get in there to eat... |
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| Another view of Park Central |
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