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To: KLP who wrote (65)	2/19/2006 9:47:48 PM
From: Lady Lurksalot	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 7894

KLP, yes! If I am feeling particularly energetic, I can even walk to the city park and river from where I live (but don't usually). Alas, I fear our Lazzie would be comatose from boredom after a few days of this. - Holly

To: KLP who wrote (65)	2/21/2006 1:44:24 PM
From: Lazarus_Long	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 7894

We don't visit "gutters". Just out of the way archaeological sites. While a jungle may not be your living roon, it is hardly gutter, In act, it can be quite interesting. How about spiders monkeys swinging through the trees above you? This is in a very green verdant jungle: everyschool.org arizona-dream.com That is a Mayan site. The Maya are amazingly clean, particularly when you consider that they often live in small dusty villages. The women wear a shift called a "huipile". 720people.com douglashenderson.com clas.ufl.edu They are bright white, often with fancy emnroidry on part of it. Ans always CLEAN. It amazes me that the are able to keep their dress so clean under such conditions. Calakmul. Up next, I hope. famsi.org A bunch of sites. We've been to most. Thst 1st image is a 16th century Spanish fort at Campeche. mayan-world.com