Page 5 of Tim's Pictures
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We arrived on Roatan at about 8am, but we couldn't board the Aggressor
until around 3pm. So a porter at the airport put us in a taxi and sent
us to the Executive Inn where we could get breakfast and have a nap.
It was actually a bright, blue day. This picture is cloudy because I
had just come from our air-conditioned room and the camera lense fogged up.
Our room came complete with A/C, TV, and hot-running water.
The place was actually quite nice, but I had to laugh when I saw
the hot water heater sitting there in the room. I guess I'm really
just an "ugly American" at heart.
Here it is, the Bay Islands Aggressor IV. Our home for the next 7 nights.
The Aggressor docks at a place called Parrot Tree Plantation. It's
a condominium resort. One of the owners of the boat had dinner with
us our first night aboard. He and his wife live in this building.
Their unit is right half of the building.
The rest of the Parrot Tree Plantation condominiums.
The entire complex, taken as we pulled away from the dock and headed
out to sea.
Nothing special about this picture, but I think it shows how lush
and beautiful Honduras is.
A picture of Jim in his cabin, desparately figuring out how to use
his dive computer with nitrox.
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Our room came complete with A/C, TV, and hot-running water.
The place was actually quite nice, but I had to laugh when I saw
the hot water heater sitting there in the room. I guess I'm really
just an "ugly American" at heart.
Here it is, the Bay Islands Aggressor IV. Our home for the next 7 nights.
The Aggressor docks at a place called Parrot Tree Plantation. It's
a condominium resort. One of the owners of the boat had dinner with
us our first night aboard. He and his wife live in this building.
Their unit is right half of the building.
The rest of the Parrot Tree Plantation condominiums.
The entire complex, taken as we pulled away from the dock and headed
out to sea.
Nothing special about this picture, but I think it shows how lush
and beautiful Honduras is.
A picture of Jim in his cabin, desparately figuring out how to use
his dive computer with nitrox.