Saturday Walkabout

We spent a lot of time this trip walking the streets of the various colonias of Isla Mujeres.  One colonia runs into the other, and I don't know where Lol Beh ends and Miraflores begins.  And I have no clue if I'm in La Gloria or Canotal (or if I spelled any of those correctly), but I bet if a cab dropped me off on a random street, I'd know how to get where I was going!  Here are some photos from our many rambles.

Killer dog at the gate.  We saw this cute little chihuahua on our way back from Chedraui one morning.  

Another shot of the ladies and their vegetable cart!  They meandered the streets of the neighborhood where we stayed most days selling vegetables and plants.

I'm not sure what these ladies are up to, but I'd guess it's missionary work.  I've seen them before walking with their colorful umbrellas at various spots south of El Centro. 

We also passed this carpenter shop on our walk back from Chedraui one morning.

Early morning reflections on the lagoon.  If you're not familiar with this area, the orange buildings are part of the Navy base that's south of El Centro on the west side of the lagoon.

 Somebody in this humble casa along the lagoon walk has artistic flair.  Heads on a Hot Tin Roof? 

Kash Keken Chuc.  I really mangle that when I try to pronounce it, but they have good barbecued chicken and pork.

A rusty abandoned moto. 

Colorful pots on a balcony.

Fruit and veggie stand along the lagoon.

Another colonia stand on a street corner.