SAN BLAS

San Blas Pictures

Susan on watch

The seas getting a bit lively!

Arriving in San Blas

An occupied/overflowing island

An almost deserted island

Anchored off Porvenir which is a check in island with Customs, Immigration, an air strip, a hotel and a restuarant/bar!!

The dinghy dock and the customs/immigration building in the background

Some San Blas islands.

A local sailing/fishing boat.

A nice beach we visited.

Bali Blue leading the way to our next deserted isle.

A reef to look out for - it disappears at high tide!

A lovely deserted island

Cutting steaks from the Yellow Fin Tuna I caught. Bill was helping.

The lovely steaks which did a dinner for 4 plus a lunch the next day.

One of the crowded islands.

The buildings look as if they could topple into the sea.

A local boat with sails which looked like bed sheets

A canoe being enhanced

A native home with the hammocks they sleep in and the clothes hung from the ceiling. There were 14 people sharing this house.

We are having fun!!!

Miss Tippy going in a local canoe to another island to get a machette.

Charlie from Miss Tippy taking a photo of one of the local toilets.

A queue for the toilet, but they might just have been too shy to go in when we were there!

The local village hall where the cheif holds meetings and consultations most days.

The museum where the 'curator' has an amasing collection of souverirs/debris which he uses to give a personalised veiw of the islands history.

Some islands buildings

An inter island basketball tournament.- Miss Tippy took photos of the teams and laminated the photos and gave them to the winning team etc.

One of the boats which come and seel their produce.

The air strip and anchorage at Porvenir

The Porvenir hotel and restuarant.

The Porvenir beach.

The bar/restuarant - the choice was chicken, squid and pork although sometimes the pork was'nt available. The beer was 1 dollar and the meal 5 dollars

The air strip.

The restuarant/hotel delivery.

Could this be Susan posing, well well!!!

The local weavings

Some captured iguana

Island buildings.

A large crane called Titan which was 'confiscated' from Germany at the end of WW11

 
 

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