↓ Xpujil corner store -- First of 4 shots inside this grocery market. ↓

↓ The check out counter. ↓

↓ The back set of shelves is candy with disposable diapers on the top and piñatas hanging in front.
Groceries from Kelloggs Cornflakes to local bulk produce and dry beans.↓

↓ The police seem pretty well established at this major crossroads. That is their tent.
Note the speed hump/elevated crosswalk. We found speed humps EVERYWHERE. ↓

↓ 2 photos of a school on the edge of Xpujil. ↓

↓ Houses in Zoh-Laguna, just north of Xpujil. ↓

↓ Zoh-Laguna was built in the 1950’s as a lumber company town.
Virtually all of the houses in this town are built of lumber, and not with the standard floor plan either. ↓

↓ Repairing the northbound highway. We saw lots of road construction. ↓

↓ On the left is a hill -- a bit of a rarity by our experience. ↓

↓ Iglesia Cristiana [Church of Christ? Christian Church?]. ↓

↓ CAM on the shield is for Campeche State.
This road sign is at the “T” at the top of that northbound road we traveled for a couple of hours. ↓

↓ Street scene; maybe in Ucum? Few cars, many bicycles. ↓

↓ Another street scene, probably same unknown town.
(Sorry, a little windshield reflection in the lower left of these two.) ↓

Next: Hochob (a ruin) and lunch in Dzibalchen (a town)