Andrea is Back Oh I love this - so glad to see Andrea is back and travelling again! š Your new lifestyle also sounds incredible - slow travel and house/pet-sitting. I imagine you'll have many more adventures like this, and I look forward to reading about them. I've been to a few places you mention here in Belize, but I was doing the more fast-travel type of trip, so it's lovely to read about the country here in first gear. I completely understand your words on Belize City, I felt the same there. Sounds like you had some serious time to unwind in San Pedro and Caye Caulker. Great reading š
Yes! Iām back! Lol Thanks for reading. I canāt wait to get out there and see some more places on my list. Exciting! Hope you are enjoying your travels to the USA. Iāll go and have a read!
Nice underwater photos You have some really nice underwater photos in the blog. I wish I was as good as you taking those. I was in Belize a few years ago. I really loved Caye Caulker and I would like to go back there again. For a while we were thinking about visiting Belize/Guatemala next summer. But when we couldn't find flight tickets we decided on going to Canada instead. /Ake
Finally got myself a go pro and upped my photo game. I did Appreciate the Ray posing for me! Hey! Enjoy Canada šØš¦ itās a big place and hard to cover in just one trip. Youāll have to plan to come back to experience the west where I live.
You can still disappear here.... Andrea, congratulations on retirement. Belize sounds like a pleasant change for your beach life. Mexico has been your love for decades but a branch out won't hurt. I suspect you will see Belize again. I'll be interested in reading about your volunteer work. Your smile says it all. Squeeze out every ounce of quiet, nothing and day drinking as necessary. Keep these fabulous blogs coming.
Thank you so much! I am looking forward to hitting the road again. First, I must figure out my life and what I want to be when I grow up. Retirement is pretty fantastic though! I can only hope Iāll be able to travel as much as the Binkleys. Iāll be savoring your blogs soon.
Whales up close How lucky are you, Andrea? Whales friendly and curious enough to get real close. Living on the East coast of Oz we see the annual migration of humpbacks when we choose to sit on a coastal cliff to watch them go by. The closest I have got is in a boat in rough seas when one rose vertically out of the water only two metres away...awesome, colossal and a total surprise. But I have never looked one in the eye and shared a connection like your pics profess. How lucky are you!!!
This Canadian girl's passion for travel comes from two very adventurous parents. My brother and I spent most of our youth traveling all over North America in the family campervan, airplane & boat - going as far west as the Hawaiian islands, as far north as Tuktoyaktuk on the Arctic Sea, and as far south as Mexico doing lots of adventurey stuff...canoeing, surfing, fishing, camping, hiking, skiing, exploring, jellyfish poking...it was the best childhood ever!
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Oh I love this - so glad to see Andrea is back and travelling again! š Your new lifestyle also sounds incredible - slow travel and house/pet-sitting. I imagine you'll have many more adventures like this, and I look forward to reading about them. I've been to a few places you mention here in Belize, but I was doing the more fast-travel type of trip, so it's lovely to read about the country here in first gear. I completely understand your words on Belize City, I felt the same there. Sounds like you had some serious time to unwind in San Pedro and Caye Caulker. Great reading š