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Belize and a Little Formality - Dec. 8. Part 1

A travel blog entry by newbeginnings

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... each other. People kept coming up to get their picture taken, and it took me several visits before we resolved our issue. Istvan had been avoiding me, because he was feeling so low and didn't want to talk about anything. He knew that I was not a superficial friend, and would probably say a few things which he wasn't ready to hear. When I finally left him, we were understanding each other better and had laid down some ground rules for our friendship. He had told me how sorry he was ...

Mayan Ruins of Altun Ha - Dec. 8. Part 2

A travel blog entry by newbeginnings

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... connection at this point. The first archaeological team to investigate and work on the site, was from the Royal Ontario Museum. It took until 1970 to do the majority of the work. Once some of the mounds were discovered to contain bodies, the excavation was stopped on that particular part of the site. When the Maya people buried their dead, they would pile more layers of dirt over the burial site, to create an entirely new level. They would never administer from the same level as ...

Dusting off the passports!

A travel blog entry by itsgotime

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... Continental is much the same. I will say their "pay for food" thing needs some work. Why can't we pre-order something good to eat for a flight?? You know, order it on-line and have it waiting at the gate or on the aircraft. Seems like a money making opportunity to me as the available "snack boxes" don't really work as food. Laura could at least get a sandwich on American.

The Red Hut Inn was a ...

Caye Caulker Day 5

A travel blog entry by ryanaross

... fight was unrelated to the $25 we had given him. We see cops coming (on bikes, no cars here) with guns drawn so yeah we head back to the hostel on our bikes. Anyyyway it takes hours but we end up making a delicious feast of conch ceviche, bbq shrimp, lobster and veggies over rice. Lovely. Saying goodbye to the last of this good group of people at the hostel tomorrow so probably leave Thurs, stay in San Ignacio couple ...

Tour Belize

A travel blog entry by yuteexp

... The name Xunantunich or zshoo-NAN-too-NEECH may prove to be a little challenging to some to pronounce. Our guides often tease that our visitors should just call it Tuna sandwich. Xunantunich was the first site to be opened to the public, when the road and the hand cranked car ferry were completed in 1954. What you will see today is a Classic period (300-900 AD) ceremonial center, with large plazas ringed ...

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