We attract interest and attention on a daily basis, however, this was the first time we entered a restaurant for breakfast and 12 people working behind the counter all stopped simultaneously and just stared at us. Obviously they were very obliging for their picture to be taken, except for two.Cancun is one of our destinations and this is the first time we see the kilometres
The river is the border line between the two states of Veracruz and Tabasco.Generally speaking there are very few signs for towns and cities, however, there is always a welcome sign and especially when changing from one state to another. We are now leaving Veracruz and entering Tabasco.Sadly this is not an uncommon sight often in the most beautiful coast or countryside areas.
We are surrounded by wetlands.A VW Camper converted into a food truck.
The palm trees seem to flourish in these wetland areas.It is usual to see the cattle here waist deep in water. Clearly they are not concerned and the grass is always lush and green.
Another little used road which we thoroughly enjoyed.
Very spacious accommodation where all the communal areas are outside.The door bell for the owners accommodation.The family are not hanging on David’s every word, more likely trying to understand his attempts at their language.Another shower which will require some ducking and diving for those of us who are not vertically challenged.They have a wonderful beach here except that they are overdue a litter pick.One thing they do preserve is their colourful and well maintained cemetery.
We take a bicycle taxi and have someone do the cycling for us.David’s plan B if his knees go.
Mexico and Belize 