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Published: September 17th 2005
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Belize at sunset
The sun setting on the last day at Caye Caulker, Belize....the edge of the world Ok so, its been a while since we last talked....so sorry for that but i think that its been a break well deserved from the annoying multi page ramblings of a man most of you cant really remember, and most just know as that annoying guy who never really shuts the hell up....
Anyway, Im in Belize after another summer at camp...never thought i would see that place again, but thankful that i did, turns out that this year was just as good as last despite what people have told me about the aparent second year blues.... people were great the kids were awesome, it didnt rain at all...so i had to do some work which many of you from last year would remember is all i did then also.....
From camp we travelled with a group of 14 of the greatest aussies and 2 ring in poms...which we fashioned into aussies....We went to Mexico straight away and spent the first week on the beach and seeing some of the local sights and catching up with places that i remembered from last year....( remeber the tacos in playa, goodo and dougs???) Those that have been to playa before would
Belize at sunrise
6.30am the day we left Belize, a little rain but otherwise paradise.... be dissapointed to know that they are now cover charging at the Blue Parrot....I lodged my complaints at the door..almost crying....
So after that it was definatley time to see some new things so we hopped on a chicken bus down to Belize City. Whoever thought that in the middle of central america was a little pocket of jamaican gold....so good....we get off the bus and are horded by thousands of these taxi drivers with full on jamaican accents it was quality....Within a few hours we were known throughout the city and had people offering to take us everywhere if we would just party with them that night... We ended up staying at the hostel and catching up on sweet times with a bottle or ten of carribean rum and pineapple juice...
The next day we boated over to Caye Caulker about an hour and a half by speed boat to an island pronounced ´key´ caulker, which was the most laid back place i have ever been to...the sun rose on one side of the island and set about 300 metres across the other side...it was a great time.....
Well thats all for now old mates will
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Its a long swim to Sydney be in touch soon would love to hear from you guys let me know whats the goss..... Until then....
Nick
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Richy Rimmer
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Alright Nick bloody hell are you off on your travels again, I don't know how you do it mate, great pics keep um coming The Fresh