On the road
Mennonites are also present in Belize. There are many communities, and most of them are relative to those that came from Canada.
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St. Herman's Blue Hole National Park
An underground river emerges from the mountain to create the Blue Hole. On the photo, one can see the dark area where the sapphire-blue crystalline waters emerge.
On the next photo, one can see the cave where the pool empties itself after only a few metres in open air.
St. Herman Cave.
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Ferry
Belize has many of these hand-crank ferries. The ferries are linked by a steel cable to both sides of the river, and to make it move a crank must be operated by a person. The number of cars using these sides is not great enough to warrant the construction of a permanent bridge.
These sides operate 24 hours a day, and it's a very physical job for the ferrymen. Most of the time, a passenger offers its help to operate the crank; it allows the ferryman to rest a bit.
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San Ignacio
I had the chance to arrive in the town during the annual kayak race. The race departure is impressive.
On the photo, a team of gringos embedded themselves in the bridge. It took them a few minutes to get out of this unfortunate situation.
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