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Hopkins - Garifuna Settlement Day
... decide what to do – join the locals
for a pre-Settlement Day concert on the basketball court or go to the party
that Will’s very cool DJ friend was throwing that everyone at the hostel was
going to? In the end we decided to party then jam but unfortunately fate had it
that we missed the local singer dude and we stayed at this party...til 4am!! It
was the most stunning house – very simply decorated but very cool with a ...
Dirty 30! Where's the power at?
... down etc until we finally hit the top after a few false hopes of 'this must be it'. I've never sweated so much with the sapping humidity and limited water supplies not helping.
Repeated the exercise on the way way back and was completely shattered by the time we hit the visitors centre. A cold coke has never tasted so good! Managed to have a dream run back to the hostel after hitching a ride on a 4 wheeler then timing it perfectly for a bus along the main road ...
Games day
... but for the $15 USD that they were splitting for the day, what more can one expect? Sunday they should be rested and be ready to kick butt.
What’s amazing about today? For Pat, it’s realizing that she's not coughing, constantly clearing her throat, having fewer respiratory problems and ahems . . . most likely because it is so humid here. What joy! For Helen, it’s just like ...
Time to Get Wet
... bones and all).
After we grabbed lunch for Dan, we had to drive through the ghetto of Belize City to get to the water taxi station. I mean, there’s no sugar coating it, that city is a real **** hole. I wanted to get on that boat ASAP. After a little waiting, we were locked and loaded and ready to arrive at our next location, Ambergris Caye! Ambergris Caye is the largest and most touristy island off the coast of ...
A Mans Best Friend
... of owners, while their gardens were being maintained by local Belizeans. It makes an absolute mockery out of villagers with their substandard living arrangements in the local fishing village.
Our day finished up with a short walk on the beach, where we ran into our buddy Rocky. He was hesitant at first, but quickly realised who we were and ran over with a bounce in his step. After a quick pat, we said our good byes and proceeded home for a nights ...