Subject: Post: <p>This was a late morning, as we had nothing important to do in the morning and no specific reason to wake up early. Or well, late, woke up at nine which is relatively late compared to our previous 06-07 mornings. We have been able to maintain this rhythm, as there is not much to do in these countries after the darkness falls around six in the evening. So, we have been happily sleeping around eight in the evening and waking up at sunrise time after six.</p><p>Today I just woke up at seven and decided that I'm definitely on strike today and refusing to get up. It was too warm and comfortable under blanket as today was the first morning for a week when nothing hurts when waking up.. Flu and stomach problems seem to be pretty much over for both of us. Timo obviously felt the same, so the snoring continued..</p><p>Upon finally getting up we went to check out Las Sepulturas, a smaller Mayan ruin site next to the main area. Not much to say about that, it was just small residential structure ruins in middle of jungle. Back in the hostel now, and the afternoon will be sent in a thermal spa Luna Jaguar, some 20 kilometers from the city in middle of forest. The place looks pretty cool, so have to go try it out: <a href=http://lunajaguarspa.com target=_blank>http://lunajaguarspa.com/</a> .</p><p>The downside of small villages like this is that electricity and water supply are not that dependable. Poor Timo noticed it today while washing his teeth.. Well, we had some bottled water in the house. The electricity and running water cut out randomly for a while.</p> Latitude: Longitude: Security Code:
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