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The Maya calendar cycle is cause for celebration (as opposed to apocalyptic panic) in Central America.
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Nice travl blog post about a trip from Guatemala to Punta Gorda, Belize. Some nice photos included
"...My trusty wristwatch alarm started chirping at 5:45 AM. The rain hadn't let up one bit since the beginning of the night. Our river taxi was supposed to pick us up at 6 AM to take us upstream to a town called Livingstonwhere a ferry departs only twice a week to Belize. Assuming the heavy rainfall would hinder these plans, I left Whitney to continue dreaming, and figured I'd go check to see if anyone was in the lobby anyway. I grabbed the flashlight to light my way, as Finca Titan only taps into their diesel supply for electricity a few hours a day, and made my way toward the river..." Delete the scoop?
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This is a place that is magical.
"...On the eve of my birthday last week, I visited a place that rendered me speechless. Those who know me know that’s quite a feat. I’ve seen many stunning islands, resorts and sights – all over the Caribbean and right here in Belize. But I’ll admit – this one now ranks in my top 3 most memorable travel experiences. It even pains me to post this photo, because it reminds me of how much I miss being there and how magical my time was!.." Delete the scoop?
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Another blog post about a trip to Belize with photos.
"...Well, there is not much to do or see in Belize City. The place is kinda ugly, dirty, so I didn't care of taking pics of that either. But in the video that will be posted, you can see a small city close to BC that was kinda sweet. The next day, we took a boat and went to Ambergris Caye. What a magical little island where everybody rides golf cars. I really enjoyed my day there and walked around barefoot, haha!.." Delete the scoop?
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Nice blog post of a trip through Belize.
"...We really treated ourselves for Christmas though! Birds Eye View Lodge in Crooked Tree was a lovely treat and quite a fancy place with great food and nice rooms. We Orange Iguana.About 4 ft long. had three great days of bird/wildlife watching, whilst canoeing and hiking in the area! Some of the highlights were spotting a small crocodile from the canoe, watching orange iguanas bask in the sun in the tree-tops and drinking delicious cashew wine at night at the lodge..." Delete the scoop?
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Entertaining top ten list by a CBS affiliate employee.
"...On Christmas vacation I learned a couple things: Belize is a gorgeous place, and the remote, northern-most country in Central America (not too far south of Cancun)..." Delete the scoop?
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Great collection of images from Belize.
"...When I was 22, I was in college in San Francisco and working as a waitress in a Mexican restaurant. Of course in the moment I am never aware of this, but I think I was content. Life was manageable and with the structure of university and it seemed anything was possible as long as I applied myself. With lofty goals in mind I created a laundry list of them to accomplish my age 30. 8 years seemed forever away..." Delete the scoop?
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A local perspective on a Saturday night in San Pedro along with efforts to control the invasion of lionfish on the barrier reef...and only in Belize would you name a bar/restaurant "Roadkill"...
"...What is one of the most dangerous and dreaded fish in the Caribbean Sea? Bull shark? No. Moray Eel? Nuh uh. It's the small, beautiful but hated lionfish..."
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A humerous story on bike repairs on Belize's number one tourist destination.
""Ping" is the sound I've always read that a bike spoke makes when it breaks. I'd never broken a spoke before. It's something that typically happens to heavier riders, usually on the rear wheel,..." 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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Nice blog post.
"...I spend four hours a day, five days a week sitting on Belizean “chicken” buses on the commute between my home town of Punta Gorda and the “banana belt” villages where I work. If it wasn’t for my finely honed ability to sleep anywhere, anytime, I’m not sure I could handle it..." Delete the scoop?
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Nice article with photos of a family adventure on Ambergris.
"...To get to San Pedro, you must fly to Belize City and either take the water taxi or a puddle jumper air plane. The water taxi was a short hour and 15-minute ride and half the cost, so we opted for that route. Travel Tip: The water taxi makes one quick stop at Caye Caulker before arriving at Ambergris Caye. Remember to stay on the boat at this stop..."
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Nice blog entry on a morning ride and breakfast on Ambergris Caye, Belize.
"...This morning we got going earlier than normal (for us) and fought a stiff breeze to bike up north to Grand Belizean Estates for some birding. Barry had such good luck seeing so many birds last..." Delete the scoop?
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Nice short blog entry about a few days stay in Caye Caulker, Belize with nice photos and map.
"...We have been in Caye Caulker for the last two days and are sad to be leaving this chill island town tomorrow. Caye Caulker is about 45 minute ferry ride from Belize City (two-hour ride from San Ignacio). It is a small limestone island about 5 miles long and less than a mile wide. It is mostly a back packer tourist town but also has a thriving fishing community. Many of the locals still support themselves this way..." Delete the scoop?
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Spending a great Christmas with the family on Christmas day, then heading off to Belize at night. In airports from 6pm till about 10pm the following day... Delete the scoop?
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Recounting a day trip from the small town of Punta Gorda to the small town of Placencia. Delete the scoop?
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Some local flavor and a taste of what it is like living in a small community.
"...Today was a typical Sunday with a bike ride up to Grand Belizean Estates in the morning. Barry got going early and came home to pick me up after his first 12-mile loop. I enjoyed my coffee and a..." Delete the scoop?
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Good first hand description of a Belizean staple. "Like fry jacks and johnny cakes, meat pies are a classic breakfast food in Belize. You often see people riding around with coolers on the front of their bikes selling these little pot pies in the morning and during lunch time..." Delete the scoop?
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We had a very busy morning today as Barry headed out early on a bike ride north so we could get going to town earlier than usual. Without really considering the logistics, I had scheduled my first... Delete the scoop?
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