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Lamani
Today we the Jungle Rivers Tour to Lamani with Igancio Lino. He was an awesome guide and he'd studied archeology for several years so he was very good at answering our questions - he also had a real sense of humor. On the river we took a branch to the sugar factory and had a look at that, they were loading the brown sugar into these really rusty …
What a Difference a Day Makes...
"I never gave a reach-around to a spider monkey while reciting the Pledge of Allegiance."
Peter Griffin
Family Guy
Tuesday 12th July 2011
Moving on is what travelling is all about, otherwise it'd wouldn't be called 'travelling', it would be called 'staying'. Whether I like a place or not, I'm always faced with the …
Mayan Belize ....
On Sunday morning we got up and set off on our first tour of a Mayan archaeological site, Lamanai (which means submerged crocodile). The trip began with a 2 hour boat ride up 33 miles of the New River, on which we saw loads of different bird species and a couple of crocodiles. At one point the boat stopped and on hopped two Spider Monkeys from the …
Oranges and crocodiles
An hour and a half boat trip up river from the wonderfully named town of Orange Walk to a Maya temple complex tucked away in the jungle whose name translates as "submerged crocodile" is a great way to spend a day in Northern Belize. As it happened we didn't come across any oranges but there were crocodiles and plenty of other wildlife too.
Inland small town Belize
Most of you probably know that US school buses go to die in Central America & we took one up to Orange Walk town, just under 2 hours of local reggae too. Just remember they are designed for american school kids & small mexicans. The leg room just about worked. They are known as Chicken buses (as thatīs what they donīt mind carrying). Good fun for …
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