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... chunk of gravel the size of Al Pacino’s shoe lift closet is bordered by a popular clapboard sunset bar and a variety of rusting industrial equipment that provide a whimsical backdrop to the people fidgeting uncomfortably in search of which particular large stone is causing the most discomfort. Usually it turns out to be a bottle cap, though.
I really like sluts in small bikinis. Should I shave my back?
Abso-*******-lutely.
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Barefoot and Swimming with Sharks and Rays
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Our last treat of the day was to stop and watch as the sun set over the island and through "The Split", a strip of land that was one a channel and was demolished by Hurricane Hattie In 1961 which literally cut the island in two. Over the years tidal forces took over and created what is now "The Split" Well, the spectacular sunset really was a perfect end to a truly memorable day.
For the rest of our stay we continued the daily hardship of breakfast el fresco, ...
Belize it or not
... right in front of a bar. And while I will say we ate amazingly, met cool people and did kind of enjoy ourselves, it so far has been my least favorite place. I found some of the people there racist and on more than one occasion we (and others) were sworn at, cursed at or generally picked on and this was during the day. Did I love the island no way, did I love the snorkeling trip - absolutely - a definite highlight. ...
Caye Caulker: Lobster Fest & Diving the Blue Hole
... nary any lobster being cooked and a half-full area of locals dancing to poor island reggae. However, on the way to the Lobster Fest party at the Split, we passed by an impromptu Garifuna drum circle, which was AWESOME. The Garifuna-culture has developed some fantastic rhythmic patterns that are mix of West African, Caribbean and Central American traditions.
Diving the Blue Hole
The main reason I came to Caye Caulker ...
Swimming with sharks and stingrays
This is a top pick!
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We finally do dock, I grab my **** and plod on back to the hostel, feeling pretty dehydrated and legs feeling very stiff. I shower back at the hostel, say hello to some new people, mess around with the kittens again and look out the back door to see an enticing sunset!
So tonight I will go to the supermarket and buy some food to cook in the hostel kitchen. I settle for some packs of noodles and a tin of sardines and it comes to a US ...
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