Paradise Vacation Hotel Placencia

... udders hanging from her chest. <br><br>She was arranging her bras and panties to dry with such precision that I didn´t dare interrupt her with a casual bonjour. Why is it that the topless ones are never the ones you want to see? I just closed the door on that chapter of my morning and tried to cool off with a shower that smelled like sewage water. <br><br>Breakfast from the town bakery was actually cheap and good. For a dollar I got a flaky pastry ...

... fields or the city. Once in Belmopan, several girls got off the bus to use the washroom and almost got left behind! From here, we took another bus to a tiny town called Independence where we walked about 15 minutes in the sweltering sun to a water taxi that would take us to Placencia. It was just us and 2 others on the small speedboat. Once we got to Placencia, we looked for a place to stay and found 'Julia and Lawrence Guest House' which had 2 (relatively clean ...

... both forgotten for a while. But as we were wondering around town and running into people from the boat they all remembered and wished me a happy birthday. We walked along the beach and saw starfish and a little sting ray swimming along the shoreline. We took a nice long nap and went to dinner at a chinese restaurant that was recomended by a local. The food was excelent thus the name Excelent Chinese. While at dinner Herbert recognized a couple who were camping on the beach. They ...

... the last boat for the day...so onto our second chicken boat for the day... 15 minute ride into placencia... its a nice quite little beach town on a peninsula.. we decided to stay 2 nights here and take the express bus to ambergies caye via belize city tomorrow morning at 7.30am... tomorrow will be part 3 of the chicken bus journey, cosisting of at least 3 boats, 1 bus and 2 cabs...but then we will spend a week soaking in the sun (hopefully avoiding gustav)

... but the captain went quite slow as the storm had left lots of rubbish along the coast line, including huge tree trunks that could damage the boat engine. We were actually happy that the boat ride was slow as these speed boats are quite bumpy and neither of us are tough sailors...so our stomachs were all over the place. So at 4 p.m. we finally and officially made it to Belize! The customs guy came on board, checked a couple of bags ...

... c'était un peu différent de la précédente car là, il y avait de l'eau, beaucoup d'eau. Fallait nager pour y entrer et parfois t'avais 20 cm pour passer ta tête avec ton casque et le reste était dans la flotte. Surtout, que j'avais choisi l'option où tu mets ton appareil photo à l'intérieur du casque donc hors de question de mettre la tête dans la flotte. Sinon, c'est définitivement termin ...

... and I debate releasing the turtle while they are busy and claiming that it escaped. We doubt this will go over well. One man said it was going back to San Ignacio, the other said it was going in the water. I believe the first man. Clifford shows us to a bridge that looks quite dangerous and fun to cross. After the river, we hitchhike with another group going to the cave. We get a canoe??? I thought we were tubing. Silly American me ...

... gets its name from a naturally occuring sink hole about 100m in diameter. The hole appeared about 50 years ago and is fed underneath by cool fresh water. We went for a dip(the locals ranted about how cold it was, but, it was no colder than any lake in Canada about June-ish) and then headed back to Dangriga. Early Friday we had to leave for Punta Gorda, BZ. Meto, Ruthie´s husband, said she was pretty bumed out about us leaving. She said ...

... pale yet indistinct thing briefly appeared off the back of the boat, and divers emerged saying it was a whale shark. %*$*&amp;!!!! Frances coped with her disappointment like a mature adult, but Sam felt like punching anyone on the boat who tried to up the tone - particularly annoying was a mountain guide from Montana who kept on going on about how thats how things are and you shouldn't expect to see a shark because you don't always see bears in the forest. Hang on ...

We had to get up early to catch the bus back to Dangriga and it poured down rain on us while we waited for the bus. So, we were a little soggy for the 2 1/2 hour trip. However, once we were in Dangriga we quickly warmed up, dried out and then got soggy again from sweat. So, I guess it really didn't matter much. We took care of some money matters while we were here, not more freak-outs at the bank from Dave.:-) The water taxi left at noon and we were on our way to the island. The ...