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The Secret Beach

After a wonderful breakfast today we set out for adventure.

Rented a golf cart for 24hours (that seems to be the way of transportation on the island) we rented it for $50 US dollars. We explored the island a bit and headed off to the "secret beach" after about 30-40mins of driving we made it to the secret beach, which actually doesn't have a beach but instead has piers to hang out on. The water was beautiful! We relaxed a bit, took some pictures and came back to our place. So rumor has it that we might be expecting Hurricane Earl tomorrow so places are shutting down and we supplied our little home with food and water.

Our afternoon was on the beach with some ice cream floaties. Tanning. Relaxing. Taking in the calm before the storm.

Our hostel awaited us with the free 7pm rum and so we sat in the general area with our Missouri friends ( Ross and Alexa) and played dice and cards for a bit while we talked about our Belize adventures, our Belize wishes and our Belize "storm" knows.

Currently in the room we want to sleep but we found a huge bug with wings and we are now trying to kill it. We sprayed some bug spray on it but now we can't find the damn thing... Wish us luck!

Fun eats of the day: I had a Pibil Sandwich and it was yummy! (Pulled pork belizean style!) and I found bubble tea, gosh I love those things (it was aight.)



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