Piache Hotel
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Ahoy, a Hatchet Aqui!
... 200,000. A slightly bigger one with some infrastructure and a couple of structure-structures as well; $1.5 mil. You get the picture. Maybe he's telling us this because he wants us to understand the value of Hatchet Caye. As it grows in the distance we can start doing the math. It's 4.6 acres and doesn't possess simple infrastructure; it is ecologically balanced. It generates its own solar power and creates its own water supply by reverse osmosis ...
You've got to see it to Belize it!
... which is where, you guessed it, you can see (and touch!) sharks and rays. The tour guys throw some food in to attract all of them and at first it was kind of scary having sharks and rays all around you but you get used to it really quickly. Unfortunately there were about 15 of us altogether which meant it was really crowded and occasionally you would hit someone, or get hit, by a flipper or two. Lunch was then served being fish, rice and pasta. Following that we cruised over to ...
Mud Butts
... just all over us!! So much fun. English is also the first language here in Belize. I found that out after I asked the kitchen to change my order in Spanish and she answered me back in perfect English. My guide, Zema, got quite the laugh out of that... watching me struggle to form my sentence in Spanish. Laugh of the day for ...
Across the border for more Mayan monuments
... quite tough and he was getting no rest as there was a constant queue of vehicles waiting their turn to cross.
The Mayan site was a mile further on and was a pleasant walk through the jungle. We saw all sorts of birds, butterflies and some quite large lizards. Xunantunich was thought to have been a small Mayan town which flourished until around 900AD. The most imposing of the structures were the rulers’ residence and the ...
Nostalgia for now
... into shape.
We are going to reserve a post office box tomorrow. Actually the box is available but the post office has a six-month waiting list for the locks. Then we can pick up our mail without waiting in line. This will be our third try--the first time they were closing early for annual inventory and a copy of a utility bill, this morning they wanted a copy of Pat's passport too. The Belizeans seem to have taken on the British love of bureaucracy. ...
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