Exploring the area

Harry Staley and I had planned to go in search of a place for Westminster to install a system on Monday and Tuesday, but Monday was the first day of school and both places we were scheduled to go were schools, so we waited until Tuesday to go looking.

The Kentucky group was finished with their installation and had a free day, so on Monday, we all headed out to look at another installation they had done and to visit Jaguar Creek Resort.

We've been traveling in a 14 passenger van with the back seat removed to haul our stuff.  I have short legs, and it was difficult getting in and out of the van without a steps tool and grab bar.  We began carrying what I'd call a plastic milk carton (it was for beer) for a step stool, making it easier for short people to get in and out of the van more easily.

After spending time at St. Margaret school, we traveled to Jaguar Creek Resort, where this Kentucky group had lodged before.

Dining room at Jaguar Creek Resort

"Room" for guests to sleep in

Inside "room" just mesh, no glass to keep out elements or bugs

 It is lovely, rustic, very jungley and HOT AND STICKY.  We ate lunch there (our driver, Ken, had called ahead and asked for lunch for 9)











  The food was quite good with an excellent cole slaw, chicken (first meat that was not cooked to death and dry) the obligatory rice and beans( we served ourselves, hence the tiny serving of R & B), plantains, and cantaloupe.  With it was (bottled) water or tamarind juice (yum)

We explored the area some, it rained, and we headed out.

We returned to the Bull Frog Inn, some napped, some showered, some explored, I read--we had a leisurely supper  and prepared ourselves for our last day in Belmopan/Armenia.