In Guatemala, we spent the full time in port on a very long shore excursion: three hours up the Rio Dulce, and another two hours at Quirigua Mayan Ruin site (and a few hours of bus time).

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img-181.jpg	img-182.jpg Stones that mark the passage from one king to the next.	img-183.jpg	img-184.jpg The guide shows the original level of the courtyard (at his feet). The jungle has raised the ground level another few meters in 1000 years.	img-185.jpg
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