 Flores, Guatemala. A small, old colonel town sitting on an island in the middle of Lago Flores near Tikal. |
 Narrow, cobblestone streets dominate the Flores landscape. |
 Sunset in Flores, Guatemala. |
 Peter and Paul scale Complejo P, Parque Nacional de Tikal. |
 A panoramic view of Tikal from Templo IV. |
 Therese, Peter and Paul atop Templo IV - the highest structure in Tikal. Yes, this was a major accomplishment for Therese. |
 Stone carvings as part of the top plate of a stella. |
 Templo V |
 Viewing Templo 1 (Pyramid of the Jaguar) from Templo III in the Gran Plaza. An amazing site and feeling. |
 Overlooking the Acropolis in the Gran Plaza from Templo III |
 Is the prize behind door number 1, 2 or 3? |
 Templo V |
 Peter starts his ascent of Templo V. Yes, that ladder is straight up and down. Peter has no fear. |
 Paul overlooks the courtyard from the palacial balcony |
 This carved statue is about 15 feet tall and was found underground in the Acropolis area of the Gran Plaza |
 Temple climbing in El Mundo Perdido. Steve used his hands and feet to ascend and utilized the technique know as the "butt bounce" to descend. Meaning your butt is glued to each step on the way down because of the steepness. |
 This is the reward of an exhausting climb in El Mundo Perdido. |
 The Picado-Curtis' say good-bye to Templo I and Tikal |
 View of Lago Atitlan |
 There are four volcanoes rimming Lago Atitlan. Their presence is seen and felt from all areas of the lake. |
 A Mayan girl walks down a cobblestoned street in Panajachel. |
 Captain Peter directs the launcha (boat) as we take an evening ride around the Lago Atitlan. |
 Spider monkey in Tikal |