Click on "Photos" in the "Description" area to be taken to my on line gallery of Ambergris and Caye Caulker photos. It's free. This is not a sales pitch of any kind.

nice pics. interesting use of effects. btw - the 'koi' isn't a koi, it has no barbels. i think its a pool comet.

Thanks Sweetjane for your positive comment about my photos.

I'm going to beg to differ with you however on the koi issue. I actually raise koi as a hobby. I have several hundred now in my back yard pond. Would be several thousand by now if not for the King Fishers and Blue Herrons which clean me out of most of my babies each year.

Bare in mind that some of the photos have been digitally altered therefore not all of an objects original parts may be visible. Many of my photos are not altered such as the ones of Caye Caulker which remain original.

I will be posting more in this same gallery if anyone cares to check back now and then for updates.

I also have lots of aerial photos of the south end of the island for any property owners that would like copies. Again they are free, I'm not trying to sell anything here.

LOL i stand corrected then. ain't the first time, surely won't be the last!

pond keeping is more rewarding than most realize. it is a lot of work too. i had a teeny (10x12X18) koi pond years ago. it was too shallow and as the koi got larger, they started to jump out. we'd just put them back. we ended up selling the koi to someone and just raising comets, and i plunked my fancy goldfish and big ol' sucker fish in too. the sucker and black moor got eerily HUGE in there! i loved the way the water "boiled" after throwing pellets in!

neat stuff!