The Adventures of Kerri & Matt

Look, we were there too!

Even when the background was blurry!

This is Matt in front of the building with all the doves nesting in the roof, which is called the house of the doves.

This is the governor’s house

This is some ruins

These stairs make the most convincing chirping noise we’ve ever heard when you clap in front of them. Kerri tried to clap Jingle Bells.

The big temple makes a chirping noise too. Any solid stone staircase will actually make a chirping noise.

But they think the Mayans may have done it on purpose, whereas all the ones in Europe were by accident.

This is another building that was named by another explorer who didn’t have a clue what the building was actually for.

We stood in front of the big pyramid.

Iguanas stand in front of things too.

Birds stand on top of things

But vultures don’t chirp, so the vulture wasn’t making the noise, the stairs were. They do sound remarkably like a quetzal though.

Iguanas sometimes sit on top of buildings too.

This tree has an eye.

This is a really cool pyramid

It’s one of the only ones with round corners

It’s really tall and pokes out over the trees.

These gods have elephant noses.

Matt doesn’t know what this is.

This is the ball court

They had to hit a solid rubber ball through that hoop

Uxmal was abandoned in the 10th century, 600 years before there were pirates in the Caribbean

But clearly these ones time traveled.

Kerri doesn’t know what this is.

This building had a bunch of birds nesting in the holes at the top.

We don’t remember what this was either. You can tell we learned a lot.

This is the building that had turtles all the way around the top.

This is a bug.