Casa Blanca Guest House San Ignacio

... people along the way. A seemingly homeless man with crippled arm, torn jeans and old stretched-out red striped shirt, ratty browning sneakers, sticky crinkly black hair, and a limping--but fast--gait helped me find J&R Guest House. Even though he said to me, "I’m just helping you; I am not asking for anything" I knew that he was hoping I would tip him for his assistance. He used the empathy-inducing story that he was in an accident and ...

... this ride, whole family of five riding on a single motorcycle. There was the husband driving, the wife sitting behind him, holding a one year old and a baby, and their two year old riding on the cycle's handlebars. It was a very impressive (read frightening) sight to see. <br><br>When we arrived in Melchor we went through customs and easily entered into Belize. At the Belizean border we took at taxi to our home for the next 3 days of San Ignacio in the Cayo district. <br><br>Once over the ...

... tv, wireless internet, etc... Could it be that such a hotel was in our price range?!? Of COURSE not! We kept trecking down the road looking in different hotels. The lowest price we could find was $30.00 USD. What can we say? It's a tourist location. $30 bucks and we get a half working AC, bed, toilet, sink and a family of dosens of jumping/flying cricket cockroach thingies charging us throughout the night! Fun for the whole family ...

... br>into big furballs within seconds of being broken.<br>What an adventure! I purposely didn&#8217;t<br>study much about ATM because I wanted to be surprised when I went.<br>Not only was I surprised, but I was shocked at how untouched the<br>historic site was. Truly not to be missed for anyone going to Belize!<br>I tried my best with the photos, but they don&#8217;t do it justice. I<br>feel very privileged and honoured to have seen such a magical and<br>sacred space.<br>

... the structures for the Elite caste to use...) There were also buildings surrounding all four sides. (Those mounds are unexcavated buildings. And there's a lot of mounds around the site still.) All of the buildings would have been painted in bright colours - these were very significant to the Maya: reds on the East ...

Yes guys, after 10 years Roody finally tried horse riding, enjoyed it and cantered. When riding through some jungle trails with machette weilding Swedish bush tucker woman named Charlie, it was great fun and Charlie really knew a thing or two about Mayan history. In the evening a Wolf Spider made an apperance in the Palapa while we were in the hammocks....just for Emily!

... they got along well but not that they have been separated Screech the bigger one, isn't to found of rando and refuses to eat with Him if he has his way. You may think im nuts and drank the water but I assure you God said it was good and I believe that is true and said it right after he made parrots and they said it back. I Think Noah would have sent a parrot our to find land but it refused and told Noah, I saw God shut that door too ill go out when he opens ...

... At one point, we were able to jump off a cliff (about 10 feet) into the lagoon. It was an excellent trip The next day we did another excursion, this time to the ATM Cave. This is a cave that also has water in it. Sometimes the water wouldn't be above our shoes and other times it was so deep that we had to swim. It would have been pitch dark the ...

... 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 ...