Here is a nice collection of images from Belize that do not necessarily fit anywhere else but in my Big fat World random files. Enjoy!
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Top 10 things to do in Guatemala
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Bangkok: Hi-Wat-age
A wat is to a Buddhist as a mosque is to a Muslim as a church is to a Southern Baptist. While Bangkok does not have the largest concentration of wats in SE Asia, Ankor Wat in Cambodia takes that prize, it does have more than it’s fair share and many are huge, I mean immense, enormous, colossal, [...]
Alaskan Cruising- Bundle Up!
Calling Captain James Cook: Your Voyage of Exploration to Alaska is Departing Alaska is America’s last frontier. It is a far-flung outpost on the edge of the world. Nicknamed the Land of the Midnight Sun, Alaska has a closer kinship with Iceland or Norway that the continental U.S. Why is that? In the summer, Alaska [...]
Caribbean Cruising- Bring the Sunscreen!
Five Must-See Caribbean Cruise Destinations A Caribbean cruise is the ideal holiday for anyone searching for a bit of rest and relaxation, and non stop buffets. Onboard these floating cities, guests can sleep, eat, drink, and be entertained all without ever leaving the boat. Fortunately, you can and should leave the boat. It’s your vacation, [...]
Top 10 Things (NOT) to do in Las Vegas (Part 2)
Vegas, sweet Vegas. A place where crazy is normal and night is day. I relish the opportunity to go back here for a few days to recharge my craps batteries but also look forward when it’s time to go home. Like my boyfriend’s mother, I can only take it in small doses. There are plenty [...]
Better off Dead in Salzburg
One of the things you absolutely have to do when you hop off the train, deboard the plane or exit the rental car in Salzburg, Austria is visit St. Peter’s Cemetery. I know it sounds like supremely macabre activity to do in this city of Mozart but this massive Austrian bone yard is steeped in [...]
Palm Trees in Pennsylvania: Belize’s Mennonite Population
Back in the 1950’s an unlikely group settled in the expanses of Belize, the Mennonites. Sticking out like a sore thumb, these blue eyed, blond haired, and suspender-wearing cousins of the Pennsylvania Amish, lead a manufacturing and agriculture empire in Belize. They are responsible for much of the countries eggs, poultry, dairy and have a [...]
