Departure at 6am. Arrival at 6:30pm
It took a bit more than 12 hours to get here, but it was worth it. I met up with Bill in Miami. And, we traveled from Miami through San Pedro Sula to Roatan together (with other passengers, too!) Bill is a friend who has joined research trips since 1992. Tomorrow I’ll go down to RIMS and coordinate with Bruce (Assistant Director) regarding our research schedule. The rest of the team arrives on Saturday. Time for sleep. Cheers, Kathleen
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