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The Mountain Pine Ridge Reserve. Belize.
Aug 14, 2016
Pete
The Mountain Pine Ridge Reserve. Belize.
Aug 14, 2016
Pete

The Yucatan peninsula of Mexico is very flat. Most of Belize, which is pretty much part of the same landmass, is very flat. With so many new things to see and do all the time, I don't miss home all that often, but I do find myself missing mountains. Sometimes I just need something, other than a tree, to break up the horizon. Maybe it makes the world seem a little more manageable.

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Aug 14, 2016
Pete
Hurricane Earl. Spanish Lookout, Belize.
Aug 3, 2016
Natasha
Hurricane Earl. Spanish Lookout, Belize.
Aug 3, 2016
Natasha

“Well....shit just got real”, is the thought that goes through my head as Pete, Karin and the family we've rented this cabin from begin to board up the windows. Two days ago, along with our friends Sunny and Karin, we were whiling our days away on a beach with not a worry in the world, when we start hearing reports of a tropical storm headed towards the Belizean coast.

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Aug 3, 2016
Natasha
Driving the Hummingbird Highway to Placencia, Belize
Jul 27, 2016
Pete
Driving the Hummingbird Highway to Placencia, Belize
Jul 27, 2016
Pete

The Hummingbird Highway is supposed to be the most scenic road in Belize, and....well, it is. It was our first foray in to the “mountains” here, and while they're small they are definitely not lacking in beauty. The area was reminiscent of the mountains near our home in Tennessee, except with palm trees.

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Jul 27, 2016
Pete
Caye Caulker, Belize
Jul 15, 2016
Natasha
Caye Caulker, Belize
Jul 15, 2016
Natasha

Pastel toned houses on long, lanky stilts......clear blue water....the creole language heard around every corner....tasty, cut-rate lobster....superb snorkeling and diving....narrow, golf cart traveled streets made of sand....and fruity rum drinks all day, everyday, make the tiny island off the coast of Belize seem about as “Caribbean” as it can get.

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Jul 15, 2016
Natasha
Mennonites, Mayan Ruins, and Jaguars, Belize
Jul 9, 2016
Pete
Mennonites, Mayan Ruins, and Jaguars, Belize
Jul 9, 2016
Pete

For such a small country, there sure is a lot to do in Belize. Within just a few days you can see ancient Mayan ruins, an anachronistic Mennonite community, and a zoo full of rescued tropical animals that we'll probably never have the fortune to see in the wild.

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Jul 9, 2016
Pete
Sartaneja, Belize
Jul 6, 2016
Pete
Sartaneja, Belize
Jul 6, 2016
Pete

After our somewhat disastrous first night camping in Belize, we were really hoping for a better second one. Fryjacks were a good start. After asking around about a good place for breakfast in Corozal, we were told we should try Joe Malins. When the guy that recommended the place saw us again ten minutes later, obviously lost, he offered to lead us there on his bike.

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Jul 6, 2016
Pete
Not Off to a Great Start. Corozal, Belize
Jul 2, 2016
Natasha
Not Off to a Great Start. Corozal, Belize
Jul 2, 2016
Natasha

Damnable borders crossings, this whole driving through Central and South America thing would be way easier if we didn't have to deal with the bureaucracy , but without an illegal stealthy entrance on a tiny dirt road or forging a river there's no way getting around them. At least this time we'll have company. 

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Jul 2, 2016
Natasha

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