Guanduras: Lívingston

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A seafood soup called "Tapado", a delicious Lívingston delicacy, Before, and After.

Avian triangles atop our hotel roof at African Place.

The sky, sand, and sea were all actually these colours.

Beachfront mural may reference the Grateful Dead as Garcia lived there for a decade.

The Garífuna kids we befriended line up and demand a group photo.

Exhuberantly jumping from boat to boat.

One lil' monkey in crocodile tears clings woefully when it's time to go.

The kids from the back as they pose for Trevor's fascinating camera.

A few minutes holding a Garífuna baby comes with our meal in a restaurant.

Two pigs and two egrets looking for a snack on the seashore.

Piggy kisses.

Laughing Luíta and a slew of kids in Polo Martínez's boat.

Two famous night clubs along a street in Lívingston.

Detail of a far-away group of Garífuna women standing with arms akimbo.

Polo Martínez himself, per his usual chatty self astride a bicycle.

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