Spiritwind Reef Resort Dangriga

... stars they depicted. The signs on the shops were amusing as they spelt all the english words phonetically according to the caribean pronunciation. <br><br><br><br>Step six home straight...<br><br>Another bus. This time from Belmopan to our final desitination for the day, the Garifuna town by the sea called Dangriga. <br><br><br>Long journey but the day didn't ened on our arrival in Dangriga. More on the pornographic dancing we experienced later ... <br>

... well (she&#8217;s only a year older than us). Also the little baby&#8217;s HIV test came back negative &#8211; another relief. There are two little boys on the ward with gastroenteritis, but looking from the nurses station there was a striking difference between the two of them.. One was climbing all over his bed (only hampered by his rather tangled drip), watching Fireman sam on the TV&#8230; the other ...

We went into the hospital early since Maria had a telecommunications meeting with the Americans. I can't remember how much I&#8217;ve already said about what the American&#8217;s are doing but basically they&#8217;re trying to set up a link between their hospital in Rochester, NY, and Dangriga, which will hopefully involve consults, lectures and remoter clinics from the Americans. Maria is going to be the organiser in Dangriga and was meeting the Dr in Rochester with whom she ...

... made pretty good ones.. well he should really!).. with our planes in tow and some paper torn out of Anwen&#8217;s notebook we marched up the corridor to the boys. They didn&#8217;t seem overly impressed when Anwen and I had a competition (mine flew further..:P) but when we asked if they wanted to make some they nodded. We got the first and only smile from the little boy when the one which his brother produced proceeded to fly backwards&#8230; this totally made today ...

... here link to doctors in the US in an ongoing education programme, one of the students (an ex paramedic) is running CPR courses for all the doctors and nurses. The doctors understandably find this patronising, however, there are times when their practice seems outdated compared to practice in the UK. I wonder though can we really judge people who are practising medicine in different conditions, with vastly less resources than we take for granted?

... made quite a site. 16 ppl hanging off the back, front and sides of this little old truck as it tried to wined its was up and down the mountains. Talk about an action packed day. Sunday Steph and I said goodbye to our friends and began our journey on our own. Flores was our destination and it was a small little village out on an island in the middle of the lake. Considering Steph and I have been having problems with getting lost this place was a paradise, you couldn't get ...

... we saw plenty of fish, but no Eagle Rays. Later that night our frustration was compounded by the fact that the other guests at Lana´s had all seen numerous Eagle Rays during the day. Apparently, we had been looking in the wrong area and were told that we would not find rays around the coral but stood more chance of spotting one in the deeper waters beyond. We set out next day more determined to find a Ray and prove to the ...

... The girls were divided randomly by Basil and Vera, and we moved in. After washing up, changing, hanging up our soaking clothes and jumping around with joy, we sat for our orientation. As of now, most of the girls are asleep and napping, and dinner is in two hours. We made it! Our bags made it! Everyone is safe, happy, healthy and tired!

... roughing it at Crystal Paradise and didn't get to see the true San Ignacio area ourselves, but Crystal Paradise was much more authentic than Chaa Creek (and about 1/3 the price) and we plan to stay in San Ignacio itself, perhaps at Martha's Guest House, on our next trip now that we're more familiar with the area. We would go back to Crystal Paradise in a heartbeat (well...maybe not in May), but would like to see the town as well ...

... of entering our little cabin, I had completely forgotten about Playa Del Carmen. Okay, so the last sentence never happened. In fact, just in case you are reading this Petra, I should confirm that nothing at all happened between us! Anyway, I guess I should actually describe Caye Caulker in some sort of detail. It is basically a tiny little island, just a few square kilometers in area, that can be reached via an hour long boat trip from Belize City. It has a very ...