Wow! That is ironic. I hope Jim's sea wall is ok. Hope it's not located on the Reef next week. Ha ha ha haaaa!!! It's amazing he never came on here before but then I didn't either till 8 months ago and had been here three years. Glad I did though. I think we've passed 6 degrees of separation already. All roads lead to San Pedro/Ambergris Caye.

OK, that wasn't true but kinda sorta.

Good picture Marty. Thanks for exposing the plight of the poor Pelicans who have nowhere to live now but in the swamp.

I've scanned the pictures and don't see anything about Pelicans. Where can I find this?

Look again Harriette, it was yesterdays picture.. white pelicans

This was a group of pelicans on the mainland

The Male Frigate photo is the most inspiring bird photo I've seen in a long while. I think there is a world shortage of good bird photographers. and i search the net all the time for them.

they need to think sniper. my daughter stalked butterflies and howler monkeys at caves branch recently. she was very sneaky. i could talk her into birds.... :>

thanks a bunch for all your expertise Elbert. the bird pics would all say "COOL BIRD" if it wasn't for you and Barnacle Bill

mailed that cd today Elbert..... you will like it a lot

I've visited here and the place is beautful. Lots of fine detail in the building, classy and only going to get better with time.

where is it located?

immissing,
Seascape Villas are 4 miles north of town. It is one of Diane and Robert Campbell's projects. Bob is the builder. They have another stunning project called Solaria about a half mile south of Seascape. Truly architectural masterpieces.
elbert - You are so correct about them getting better with time. All the timbers and natural stonework will age beautifully.