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April 11th 2008
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The wind was in the wrong direction to sail here from North Long Cocoa Cay, so we motored here yesterday. The breeze was nice, and for the first time in several days, we're not uncomfortably hot and sticky. We saw dolphins on the way, and got here mid to late afternoon. South Water Cay is inhabited--it has three or four resorts separated by fences. Five of us went to the island to explore a bit... Read Full Entry



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Tannis McCartney
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All my life, I've wanted to be a storyteller. My experiences as an exchange student in New Zealand started me on a path to learn how to tell the stories left behind in the rocks. After six years working as a geophysicist, I returned to university to get a Masters degree in Geology. These studies have dominated my life, and my travels, for the last several years. The adventure continues, on the other side of the continent. I've moved to central New York State where I'm an Earth Sciences PhD Candidate. New areas to explore and new rocks to dis... full info
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7th May 2008

Carolyn
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Great Photos
Great Photos! Nice job. Watch out for them sharks.
8th May 2008

Sue
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Awesome!!
I love your pics. What kind of camera do you have? I went to Belize in 1997, gosh have cameras changed. I'm looking at retiring down there. I enoyed your blog too! Thanks for the great memories!
8th May 2008

tannismc
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My Camera
I have a Canon 30D, which replaced my beloved 20D when it died last year (three weeks before I was due to leave for Europe). I also have an Olympus 720SW that I use for underwater photos (haven't posted any from Belize yet, but they're coming). I'm glad you've enjoyed my blog and photos!
30th July 2013

Bharat Kadge
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Frangipani
Dear Madam, I refer to your lovely photo of Frangipani.Yes here in India there are several varieties of them.However they are called as 'Champak' in Hindi our national language. Please do not take this as offence.

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