My time in Belize was coming to an end. I had to sneak one more meal. The food was spicy and tasted like the Caribbean sun. The chicken had a hint of curry with the black beans and rice remind me of my mother’s cooking. Just like the last post, this is why I love…
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As my time in Belize was coming to an end, I kept noticing the mixture this country has. I mentioned this before in another post. However, I never really went in depth. With a country with a little over 350,000, the people living within it’s borders are very mixed. The people are mixed with African,…
Our snorkeling adventures were coming to an end. It was time to go back to the tropical island. Sea sickness was becoming a factor. Some of our group got sick. It was definitely time to get back into the reality of being on land again. On our way back to Caye Caulker photo courtesy of…
Read more Getting a feel of the Caribbean Sea while heading back to Caye Caulker
As my time through the reef was ending, I kept thinking about the claims of Australia’s Great Barrier Reef was on verge of dying. Thinking of this made me wonder about the lifetime expectancy of the Mesoamerican Reef. I know this was mentioned in another post. However, it still bugs me. While swimming, a school…
Read more Concerns towards the Wildlife of the Mesoamerican reef
Yes, you read right. I went swimming with sharks. I have been doing some wild stuff this year. Needed to break out of my comfort zone and grow as a person. You can’t live inside your mental box forever. After going around the Barrier Reef, we went to shark ray alley. This part of Hol…
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