Almost since we've moved to Corozal, I've been meaning to get a photo of this one pelican who roosts on a mooring post near the Thunderbolt dock. Well, finally, the other morning, I did it. I was cruising by on my scooter and happened to see him stretching his wings and stopped. Naturally, as soon as I was ready to shoot, he quit stretching, but it still made a nice photo.
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Local Pelican Rules Roost
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At same place, I noticed the colors of the fishing boats moored and took a shot of them too. The fishermen congregate right there in a vacant lot to sell their morning's catch from big white coolers.
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| A Study in Blue |
Now, we move on to the current state of construction at the ole' hacienda. Yesterday, the guys prepped the landing form.
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| Getting the Landing Ready to Pour |
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| Just a Little Bit More Right Here |
Here's the rest of the crew plastering the inside walls of the utility room.
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| Loading Mud on the Board |
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| Smoothing the Applied Mud |
Today, the stairs forms should be completed and maybe poured (I'm not sure of the exact sequence of events). So, I'll be sure to take a few pictures
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