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| couldn't do much climbing at Chichen Itza |
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| the largest ball court I encountered. I think it was used in Apocalypto |
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| the stone hoop |
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| what animal is this? |
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| coolest looking cat I saw on the trip and he lives at the ruins |
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| sacred cenote |
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| strange set of columns |
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| skulls adorn a low wall |
It was at Chichen Itza that I abandoned my plans to visit Belize, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, & Costa Rica. Part of me wanted to run as fast as possible back to Texas. I compromised and decided to drop south and pick up the route I planned to take home once I'd been to countries further south. Now I'd drop down to the west coast and take that to Mazatlan, then cross to Baja on a boat, and make my way back to San Diego.
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| Jose Antonio Jiminez was my 1st & last hitchhiker |
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| it was nice to practice my Spanish while driving |
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