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Monday, February 27, 2006
More Belize Photos!
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This fish looks small, but it's actually 10 feet long.
On top of a pile of discarded conch shells.
Conchs don't look like this in nature. I promise.
Downtown Caye Caulker.
Dogs run wild on the island.
Some locals gave us this jeep.
Pits, doing what he does best: beating big barracuda senseless.
Brain freeze on the beach.
On Wish Willy's hammock.
The wall inside Wish Willy's "restaurant".
Not a very tough name for a sailboat, if you ask me.
Belikin Beer: a ubiquitous international lager.
A lot of diving outfits offer trips to the Blue Hole.
This is John, the guy I fished with for a few days. We fished together for 5 to 8 hours at a time and exchanged maybe 20 words. He's been coming to Caye Caulker almost every year since the mid 1980s---each trip for about two months. The boat owner says he goes out fishing every day he's in town. And what does John do for a living? He's a carpenter and owns a portable saw mill in North Carolina. No joke.
Most popular spot for locals: the basketball court.
This fish looks small, but it's actually 10 feet long.
On top of a pile of discarded conch shells.
Conchs don't look like this in nature. I promise.
Downtown Caye Caulker.
Dogs run wild on the island.
Some locals gave us this jeep.
Pits, doing what he does best: beating big barracuda senseless.
Brain freeze on the beach.
On Wish Willy's hammock.
The wall inside Wish Willy's "restaurant".
Not a very tough name for a sailboat, if you ask me.
Belikin Beer: a ubiquitous international lager.
A lot of diving outfits offer trips to the Blue Hole.
This is John, the guy I fished with for a few days. We fished together for 5 to 8 hours at a time and exchanged maybe 20 words. He's been coming to Caye Caulker almost every year since the mid 1980s---each trip for about two months. The boat owner says he goes out fishing every day he's in town. And what does John do for a living? He's a carpenter and owns a portable saw mill in North Carolina. No joke.
Most popular spot for locals: the basketball court.
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Hey,
You don{t know me, but I was on Caye Caulker too. I met Darrell too, but forgot to ask his email. Do you by chance have it? He{s coming to Europe in two months and I want to invite him to my place.
Waiting for your reply, kind regards, Damiaan
watwiljedrinken@hotmail.com
You don{t know me, but I was on Caye Caulker too. I met Darrell too, but forgot to ask his email. Do you by chance have it? He{s coming to Europe in two months and I want to invite him to my place.
Waiting for your reply, kind regards, Damiaan
watwiljedrinken@hotmail.com
Hi,
I have also met Darrell on Caye Caulker, and also didn't get his email/phone number. I would really like to stay in touch with him and have been trying to find his contact info anyway i can. I was hoping that you had a way to contact him and are maybe willing to share? Thank you for your time! My email is erin_mohr@hotmail.com.
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I have also met Darrell on Caye Caulker, and also didn't get his email/phone number. I would really like to stay in touch with him and have been trying to find his contact info anyway i can. I was hoping that you had a way to contact him and are maybe willing to share? Thank you for your time! My email is erin_mohr@hotmail.com.
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