
We’re not happy about it


We’re not happy about it

Once we got to the top of Cerro Negro
We had to get down
Before we blew away
Into the steamy crater

Which wouldn’t have been pleasant

The views from the top were good

You could even see Leon in the distance

Matt tobogganed down

Then Kerri tobogganed down

Slowly

Matt went slowly too

But Kerri messed up getting a copy of the pictures

So we’ll just pretend Matt whooshed so fast that they only got one picture of him.

And they only got video of Kerri
This is Cerro Negro

It doesn’t look that impressive from most angles

But it’s an active volcano.

All covered in loose ash

And when you climb up it you can see all the other craters

The areas that aren’t volcanos are pretty flat.

The lava doesn’t flow very far.

The crater is colourful

It was very windy

And very ashy.

Matt’s phone decided he was the only important thing in this picture.

Kerri isn’t as important.

Matt thinks this is the same bird as the other post.

He probably didn’t notice that there were multiple species of bird in that post

This one is larger and ibisy

Here you can see the itty bitty bird standing behind the big ibisy bird.

There are multiple species of bird in this post too.

The bird in the first picture is not ibisy

And these birds definitely aren’t ibisy

And these aren’t birds at all.
They are crabs.
These volcanos are not made by birds
They are made by snails.
When water gets in their holes they fountain it out, and the wet sand comes with it.
Goodbye.

The sun set in El Cuco

Every night

We took a lot of pictures of it.

Because we needed photographic evidence

That the world was still turning

And spinning

Look, a selfie

This is a sunrise

Which is like a sunset

But backwards

They are harder to see, because you have to be awake.
