The clouds started gathering, and not too long after we got back on shore it started to pour with rain

There were a lot of villages surrounding the lake, it kinda reminded us of what the Sea of Galilee might be like

He stopped off at a hot spring on the side of the lake - though it was so hot that we had to swim away from the side

Mass preaching/baptising was going on as we passed by

Lake Atilan

We took a 2 1/2 hour bus journey to this lake area, where we found a boat and a captain (well, the owner of the boat) that took just Kimber and I around the lake

Back in Antigua

The mornings started out really sunny, but by the afternoon it would rain pretty hard, though it did stay warm

This was part of an area that was being re-constructed while we were there

This is the highest point in the park. It was a breath taking view of the other temple tops, and the endless jungle in all directions

See if you can spot the spider monkey

This was the second tallest temple in the park. All of the buildings in the park were covered in huge mounds of earth, but were uncovered by various teams from around the world. This temple was uncovered by a Spanish team

We got up early the next day to visit the park before it got too hot

It was great being in the midst of this vegetation and trees and greenery

Leaf-cutter ants, these were all over the park carrying the leave segments they had cut back whatever they are using them for

A little closer

There were more than 10 temples dotted around the park, with their tops poking up above the jungle