Amidst the challenging socioeconomic realities of Garifuna communities and the constraints of Garifuna leadership to collectively define, promote and pursue development opportunities for their people, the annual revelry that defines Garifuna...
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Another ride down South of San Pedro complete with photos and comentary.
"...This Sunday morning we decided to do something different and ride down south of San Pedro rather than our usual route up north. The road south of Victoria House is much improved since the last time..." Delete the scoop?
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San Pedro is Belize's number one tourist destination. Follow along with an expat as she photographs the street scen on the way to buy lunch.
"...The sun has been hiding for far too long (2 or 3 days is a long time in the tropics!) but yesterday turned into a gorgeous day and I took a walk to Mathieu's Deli...."
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A nice photo montage by a San Pedro local on a morning walk on the island. Provides a little taste (non-marketing) of San Pedro.
"After two days of a sweaty fever, stuffiness, sleepless nights and a sore tongue (so weird but eating HURTS!) I decided to go outside this morning to get some fresh air and go to town for my rent money (yes...I am now 6 day late...how embarassing..."
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Cold is one thing, but cold and grey is just downright depressing. Yesterday was chilly (in the 70s for most of the day), windy and dark. This type of cold front only happens a few times a year (generally December or January) and always comes as a bit of a shock to me. Delete the scoop?
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I excited to see new San Pedro Belize Map guide, I like the picture Paul chose. I remember walking through town shooting pictures specifically for cover shot. Delete the scoop?
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Our beautiful island of San Pedro was invited to participate in a Festival of Culture that was held in our neighboring city of Chetumal, Quintana Roo, Mexico. Businesses took full advantage of this ‘Expotur’ and sent representatives to Chetumal to promote their services. Delete the scoop?
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Sunday morning walks in San Pedro seem to very popular. Here is another version of an expats walk (with photos) along the southern end of Ambergris Caye.
"...Just past Victoria House as you walk south is the two mile sign post that basically marks the beginning of the Mosquito Coast. I love this area of Ambergris Caye. Mostly private houses, some resorts. This stretch, in my estimation, would an ideal place to live..." Delete the scoop?
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Ahh, the chicken taco, another staple of Belizean local cuisine.
"Step off the main tourist strip to experience one of the cheapest, best little delights that we’ve discovered here in San Pedro, Belize. Tiny little makeshift stands are set up on the street. Behind stands a woman that looks like a sweet grandmother and she only sells one thing: chicken tacos..." Delete the scoop?
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Photos of the celebrations in San Pedro. November 27th, 2011 marked San Pedro Town’s 27th Township Anniversary. Laguna Drive was also inaugurated and The Boca del Rio Bridge was named after the late Sir Barry Bowen, founder of Belikin Beer in Belize. Delete the scoop?
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One of the things people do not always consider when moving to the tropics is routine maintenance. Here is an example – On Sunday I was looking for cooler to take to the beach and found many of the zippers were stuck. Delete the scoop?
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What was once home to about 10,000 Mayan people is now a very popular resort island in Belize. Delete the scoop?
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