Falconview Tourist Backpackers Adventure Hostel San Ignacio

... don’t care and they are not taking life seriously. They are lazy.” Overall, I know John is very proud of the life he has created for himself, of Belize, and of course, his family. Maybe I’ll have another chance to talk with him today, but there are more guests here and he probably is talking up the tours. Or he is enjoying time with his wife, who finally came back home last night after an overnight trip. He was so concerned why she ...

... in. This was very lucky because the
non-express buses stop for people at the side of the roads along the
way and can take hours longer than express buses. We were also lucky
enough to get our own seats, at least for a little while.
Belize City is a busy place and the bus
station was packed with taxi drivers, we found one with a van who
took us through the narrow streets onwards to the dock. At the dock,
we had just enough time to wwait in line ...

... room to sleep. It was not very good sleep. It was a very sweaty hot night and it takes some getting use to sleeping in the heat.
We found out the next morning that Rob's computer screen had been shattered. That was a bummer! So we swam and went to eat only we didnt bring enough money so we went down to pack at the room, check out, go back and pay, and got to the bus station. By this time, we were all prayed up because we had to walk ...

... the premise that once you've seen one ruin you've seen them all, these are at least good fun because you get to climb up and down them! We had a guide who had helped excavate the sight so it was interesting to hear what he had to say. The most facinating aspect was his explanation of Mayan ball games. He explained that In Mayan culture they would play ball games and at the end one of the players would be sacraficed to the Gods ...

... by withholding knowledge (especially astronomical) and passing it off as ability to commune with the Gods. Having your big temple and palace damaged by the Gods was obviously a sign that the rulers weren't so favoured by the Gods after all, so the people started to lose faith in them. It is thought that many families ...

... convoy trying to overtake a chicken bus swirved infront of us and forced our quick thinking driver to swirve to the ditch... Gets the blood pumping thats forsure... Donīt worry mom iīm fine. Chicken bus... to bus containing chickens. After we crossed the boarder into Guatamala we now took a smaller but equality bus called a micro which is sorta like a van, This bus also contained some guatamalans holding chickens that wouldnīt shut the heck up, is it wrong to wana strangle a baby ...

... or at least the comforters) were treated with pesticide. The food was excellent, athough the dinner menu was quite expensive. Dinner choices were different almost every night, but somewhat limited.

The lodge offers a number of local activities as well as guided excursions around the countryside and beyond. We decided to acclimate for a day before heading for Caracol, one of Belize's best-known Mayan ruin sites. www.chaacreek.com.

... it as well as the Radio station and ministry as a whole. If you ever want to know how to support My Refuge or myself, you can E Mail my Father and Manager Hanksells@msn.com, for a quick response or myself at Hpitschmann@hotmail.com for a response but it make take a little longer either way we will get you connected. In summary please be in prayer for the Castro Family, Lucio who is the station manager and His wife Lupita and their daughter Jackie as ...

... listening: Lady - How are you Mr Tourist? Are you enjoying our country? Marcos - Very well thanks. Enjoying it a lot. Lady - Have you been making love on our beaches a lot? Marcos - Not yet, no. Lady - Not yet? Do you need a woman, as a woman is necessary for it. Marcos - No thanks. Lady - Ok. Have a good day. So that was it for today. Tomorrow we will do a visit to some Maya ruins 15 mins away from the town. Its good to be back on the road after the rest. Cheerio.

... diving part of our trip. Instead, Erinn and I swam around the 2nd pool while watching the other guide's college-aged Canadian clients make the jump and, sometimes, just narrowly avoid disaster. It looked like a great time and was definitely something that would be off-limits in the States. There'd probably be so much red tape around the jumping spot that you wouldn't be able to get to the base of the ...