Didn't see any dead turtles or fish on the beach -- which is a normal, but depressing find. The beach accesses are a little washed out. There are a few lines down -- either from the storm or from boats being pulled out in pre-storm prep. A few less palm fronds, a few less cocos.
But overall, no worse for wear!
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| The Beach Accesses have trails carved from the surge. |
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| Bird Looking For Booty |
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| Another Looker |
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| Beach Access needing a little fill |
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| The "Piece of Paradise" made it through just fine |
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| Can't say for certain whether this looked like this before... ;) |
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| Drying Out |
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| People checking out the dock |
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| Casa Martin is open for business |
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| Dona Triny is opening |
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| Putting out their wares |
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| Keep an eye out. There are low/downed phone lines around town. |
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| Church is open |
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| Buried up to his elbows |
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| And she still leans... |
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Amber Pierce-Schulz is the Broker/Owner of Mayan Riviera Properties, specializing in Puerto Morelos Real Estate and Puerto Morelos Vacation Rentals. We are members of AMPI and Federally Certified Realtors.
Thanks for the report....things are looking good!! :D
ReplyDeleteThank you!! All is well!
ReplyDeleteWhat is "Piece of Paradise" in the pota Rina photo? Where can we eat lion fish?
ReplyDeleteI is someone's private beach palapa. (They have a sign next to the door that says "Piece of Paradise".)
ReplyDeleteThe chefs were just learning to prepare lion fish at the end of last high season. It will be interesting to see which ones will offer it this year. I hear it is pretty tasty!