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| Lubaantun ruins. |
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| Wrapping the Blue Morpho Butterfly pupae. |
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| Ready to be shipped to the USA. |
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| The Blue Morpho. |
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| The Columbia River Cooperative School Building. |
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| The Butterfly House. |
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| Our home for the duration of our stay with Lisa. |
Here are some pictures of our home whilst we were volunteering in San Pedro Columbia and exploring the nearby ruins of Lubaantun.
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