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Today we started with breakfast at Cantina Habanero, went for a walk about town then ventured to the Ya ax che Botanical Garden just a short distance to the South of Puerto Morelos. The entrance fee was 100 Pecos per person - the mosquitoes were free.
If you should decide to make this trip wear comfortable walking shoes - the walking paths are uneven in areas and there are towers to climb if you wish to do so. Bring along drinking water and lots of good insect repellent. The entire walking route will take from 1 and 1/2 to 2 hours at a leisurely walking pace
If you should decide to make this trip wear comfortable walking shoes - the walking paths are uneven in areas and there are towers to climb if you wish to do so. Bring along drinking water and lots of good insect repellent. The entire walking route will take from 1 and 1/2 to 2 hours at a leisurely walking pace
Hahaha - too funny - the joke is on me, there is supposed to be a picture of the tail of an iquana here - do you see it??? Not here!!
Do you see the stick which is tied to the left side of the pole? There is no root on the stick but there is lots of green leaf on the top. It must be getting it's nutrients from the air
Allan at the top of one of the lookout towers
Bob walking on the swinging bridge
Fungi
A termite nest
These limestone rocks are shaped in the form of a seatanother Mayan artifact perhaps
Another Iguanado not move your eye doesn't pick them up
I couldn't cook here, there aren't enough pots and pans
Ruins
more Mayan Ruins in the park
One of the various posters through the gardens explaining different exhibits
A little water fall

This log is one of many housing their honey bee - they have no stinger
Another log of honey bees - if you look in the right place (centre hole) you will see one's bottom end



The bark on this tree feels like wax

The park entrance
Ruins
more Mayan Ruins in the park
One of the various posters through the gardens explaining different exhibits
A little water fall 
This log is one of many housing their honey bee - they have no stinger
Another log of honey bees - if you look in the right place (centre hole) you will see one's bottom end


The bark on this tree feels like wax
The park entrance














