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The FATW site has a bit about Cayo in it, and they loved the cave tubing: "This is a unique opportunity to go on a guided tour through some of the areas impressive caves – where you’ll see ancient Mayan artifacts that date as far back as 400 AD as well as the amazing cave formations and crystals that adorn the ceilings and walls of these alien-looking caves – all from the comfort of an intertube floating down a brisk subterranean river." No comment yet.
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They spelled 'escabeche' incorrectly, but the point was made, Flayva's is awesome! "We waved over a local pedestrian and asked for a good authentic meal. He suggested, well actually led us all the way, to Flayva's. We were not disappointed."
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Taprick Bosano plays tonight at Meluchi's. Here is his video.
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People have been asking if the artifacts in ATM, and the artifacts from Burns avenue are real. If Dr. Awe says they are authentic, then they are authentic. This is an old, but amazing video, and the music score really goes with the sights shown.
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Feelgood picture album of the day! The Destiny House looks to be coming along well. Their website is: http://www.ywambelmopan.com/
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Congratulations to Yajaira Gutierrez, Alroy Mcbride, and Karlene Hamilton on their scholarships.
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Interesting read about one tourist's encounter with Barton Creek's Mennonites.
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"A moderately challenging wet cave, ATM is one of the best-preserved underground archeological sites in Belize. There are over 1400 Mayan artifacts inside, mostly ceramic pottery, as well as the remains of 14 individuals."
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A new batch of smiling faces at Sacred Heart Junior College.
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Today's feelgood story. Patrick Jones spends a day in Bullet Tree to see all the new additions to the park, and to discuss the K.I.S.S. group.
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An interesting take on San Ignacio. Some good snapshots from around the town. "The bus was going fast, way too fast for an old school bus turned long distance transportation. I closed my eyes and focused on the reggae music blaring through the loudspeakers." |
