Just a few photos of life on Roatan.

Sometimes life is about doing nothing but watching the sun set

We found this little guy fishing in Brick Bay still wearing a Santa hat in mid February.

Archie's Iguna Farm has always been a favorite of mine.

Village  of Gravels Bay and surounding reef on the south side of the island

Half Moon Bay in West End at dusk

West End road, Waves of Art on the left, vegetables on the right

 First Bight from the hillside, with mainland Honduras on the horizon

The Wreck in Brick Bay is one of the "Must Photograph" stops on any island tour

View looking east to Camp Bay at the eastern end of the island

Pattric, Mike and Cindy hanging out.

Bornie Miller, our manager keeps everyone in line, especially the boss

Once we had  a ship a week, now they're here every day in season.

Sandy Bay"s long narrow docks  get you out deep enough to swim

The ostentatious entrance into Parrot Tree, a "gated" retirement community.

Jonesville is home to most of the islands shrimp fleet

West Bay Beach is developing fast, but its still a great spot to sun, swim and snorkel

Helping children is a big part of what we do these days, 

Through the FUNNINO project we help support childrens eduction. While public education is free, the children need uniforms, shoes, books,  supplies and sometimes transportation!  Funnino is a direct sponsership program. "Godparents' select a child and provide financially support through to high school.

Making big changes one little step at a time

Grade 6 graduation shouldn't be that big a deal but here on Roatan,

   Few will have the opportunity to go to high school but Patrick will 

And sense no good deed goes unpunished, I have to dress up

Thats me and bea clowning around