.jpg	Jungle from El Mirador, Nakbé in back ground 4 hours away
.jpg	Detail of restored part of Temple 34, El Tigre
.jpg	Jungle from El Mirador with La Danta in background 4 km away
.jpg	Lootet structures were everywhere at La Florida
.jpg	Manuél, the horse master, 'Arriero' is getting fodder for his beast of burden
.jpg	Tourist at top of La Danta temple with El Mirador in background some 4 km away
.jpg	Sunset first day at El Mirador
.jpg	La Florida Camp with guards 
.jpg	La Muerte was named after a lady living there for many years "keeping house" for the chicleros until one day she was found 'muerte'
.jpg	La Dant temple, part that is still partly in tact after 2000 years
.jpg	The camp at Nakbé
.jpg	Twisted cactus along the path
.jpg	Fruit of Chicochampote tree
.jpg	La Danta, vegetation on top
.jpg	Muddy Waters at Nacimiento, our first camp
.jpg	The sacred ceiba tree, close-up
.jpg	Fruit of Chicochampote tree, inside
.jpg	Temple 34, part of the restored stairway
.jpg	Maytapalo strangler tree
.jpg	Gordonchillo plant
.jpg	Jungle and toucan
.jpg	Looting, close-up
.jpg	Top of the restored part, Temple 34
.jpg	La Danta, the steps up the last part
.jpg	Raúl, the guide bringing up the rear
.jpg	Nakbé, Structure 70
.jpg	La Danta, steps to the top platform
.jpg	Manuél, the horse master is getting fodder for his beast of burden from the Ramón tree
.jpg	Nakbé, the trail
.jpg	La Florida, structure 1 
.jpg	The sacred Ceiba tree and tourist
.jpg	El Tigre from La Danta 4 km apart
.jpg	Templo Los Monos, looking up
.jpg	Pava Temple in East Group 
.jpg	Templo Los Monos, steps up to the top platform
.jpg	Laguna Lechuga, covered with 'lettuce'
.jpg	Swiss travellers at Nacimiento
.jpg	Templo Los Monos, shrub and view from the top
.jpg	Templo Los Monos, One of the smaller pyramids at he top platform
.jpg	Templo Los Monos 
.jpg	Templo Los Monos, looking down