Who of you have been to Belize??
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Absolutely Wonderful!!!
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My brother in law is British and loves it here.  He doesn't want to go back except visit his family once a year.  He hasn't really faced too many problems.  Just some jobs he couldn't get until he became a citizen.
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Yes :D I have a friend who recently moved back there...
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no i have not. but i know that it is great fun. especially if u go for it with friends. thanks for the idea. i will plan a trip soon.
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My mom has been there...she really liked it, said it's the most beautiful place she's been too...but hard lifestyle if you're living there. As a tourist it sounds fantastic! Be sure to try all the fruit, she talks about Sri Lankan fuit all the time.
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Belize? I dont know. But I will be sinking my teeth into that delicious turkey on thursday. Pass the gravy.....and taters.
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I'm going to Vanuatu for a holiday at a resort for week and I'm very excited because I've never been out of Australia (my home) before!!!! I'm leaving 3am saturday morning though, which kinda sucks!
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Yes i do. Personally, i was travelling the week before sept 11. I had just returned the 9th from a cruise to the Eastern Carribean on the Carnival Paradise. I being born in the US and all passengers had to pass through immigration to get off the ship in Puerto Rico and in St. Thomas USVI too. That was very awkward because i had been to puerto rico many times b4 and had never had to pass through immigration. the port also had alot of soldiers. We would ask the crew why we had to do such and they would just tell us that it was for security reasons. Back at Miami, we had to pass through immigration again, the longest time i have ever spent at the port after disembarkement. i believe that the us had some idea that they were going to have an attack but they were afraid to tell the public. i remember hearing opinions of passengers saying that something was wrong and that it seemed like something was happening. i also remember that when i heard of the attacks on Tuesday morning i was able to join the clues to conclude that the us had some sort of inforamtion of some way.
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I got married on St. Lucia at an all inclusive resort, "sandals". We had a GREAT time and it was VERY easy to do. We just told all the people who wanted to come, to meet us there. We didn't have to take care of anyone but ourselves. I reccommend it highly. We stayed at the St. Lucian Grande. It was the largest resort on the island. They took care of all the legal work, and it was all legal when we got back to the United States.
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The stories say it is haunted.  I have been there several times and  I took lots of photos.  Nothing showed up on the photos (no orbs, mists, lights, etc.) and nothing unusual happened while I was there.  They do give special flashlight tours every Friday the 13th and at Halloween.  Sometimes they have ghost hunters come in a group.  No one has come up with anything definitive or all that unusual.  But, hey, you might get to the be the  lucky one!
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I have to say I was totally blown away by the hospitality of the people I met in Ghana.\n\nI looked so different from them in every way, I was always conspicuous.  But they opened their homes and hearts to me.  They had so little by Western standards, but they gave freely of it.\n\nI even received 3 or 4 marriage proposals.  Even when I protested that I was already married, they did not consider this an impediment!  Multiple wives are common there.  And my 16 year old son got a dozen offers!\n\nOf course I had to gently break it to them that I was a one-woman man.  I never believed in the zip code rule.\n\nThe head of the house assigned one of her grand daughters to be my honorary grand daughter and see to my needs: bring water, wash clothes, guide me through Accra, barter with taxi drivers, et cetera.
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Jamaican here!!! Actually living in Jamaica...
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Ran away from home when I was a kid, I didn't get far as I lived on an Army Base in Belize and the guards wouldn't let me escape...just as well really, how I was going to get back to England to live with my grandparents (which was the plan) is beyond me as I had no money and they lived 50000 miles away!!
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I have been to several.  Most have been great!  Lovely rooms, very clean, great food.  You can meet some lovely people to talk to or watch TV with.  I only had a problem one time.  The B&B had four bedrooms on the second floor, each with its own bathroom.  The walls were kind of "thin" and there was one guy in one of the rooms who farted all night long.  For a while he sounded like a motorcycle, then like a howitzer, then like a shot gun.  Several tiimes his wife went down stairs for a breath of fresh air.  The next morning at breakfast, no one sat near him.
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It's nice there, it's always nice there, just make sure you check for tropical storms brewing off the African coast that might sweep across the area or even turn into a hurricane. Happy travels!!! :)
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No Fire & Brimstone here...\nFour years ago, a few friends and I made the trek from Melbourne to Junee In New South Wales to visit a homestead called Monte Cristo.\nIt's a tourist attraction now, reputed to be Australia's most haunted house.\nThe owners of the property actually live on site, and invite tourists to spend the night, and take the tour. My girlfriend at the time wasn't pleased, so we opted for a cabin in the hills.\nIt was a gorgeous summer night, and the tour was fascinating. Later, as we went to leave, we all piled into the car, and my girlfriends seat was soaked, from top to bottom in a cold, clammy residue. Nothing else in the car was affected.\nWe photographed it, and her clothing after she jumped out of the car screaming.....\nWhen we arrived at the cabin we were staying in, there was no trace of the strange gel. Not in the car, or on her clothing.\nThe photo's clearly show it, yet 15 minutes later, there was nothing to see.\nProbably not the cool kind of story you were after, but it has us wondering, to this day.
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a couple of millions i dont remember exactly. i went to visit there this summer. its was very interesting. the best visiting experience of my life. it was very educational, but also very sad.