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After what some may consider careers in consulting and logistics, we quit our jobs, sold our stuff and left Germany to be full-time travelers and development volunteers. This blog is about our travels, our work as volunteers and our alternative life strategies - always looking to make an impact and to find the meaning in what we do or put some into it if we can't find any. -
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Shirt Raffle -Unser letztes Hemd
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Fundraising: Yodelin' for donations
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How to survive in Belize City
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How to prepare for a hurricane in Belize
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Die erste Woche beim Roten Kreuz / First week at the Be ...
16. July 2011 // 5 Comments
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Lebenszeichen / Signs of Life
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Action at Mama Noots
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Tip: Rainbow Hotel, Caye Caulker, Belize
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River Rafting and Volunteer Consulting
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Garifuna Settlement 2011 in Hopkins, Belize
Garifuna Settlement Day Was ist das? Garifuna Settlement Day ist ein Feiertag in Belize, bei dem die Ankunft der Garifuna Menschen in Belize gefeiert wird. Wann ist es? Jedes Jahr am 19. November.. Was passiert? In der Nacht zum 19. November gibt es Feierlichkeiten, inbesondere im Sueden des Landes, die die ganze Nacht bis zum […]
Garifuna Settlement Day 2011 in Hopkins, Belize
Twice they are turned down and twice they have to return to the sea.Garifuna Settlement Day What is it? Garifuna Settlement Day is a public holiday in Belize to celebrate the landing of the Garinagu people in Belize. It’s a public holiday and a BIG party. When is it? November 19th is the day. Every year. What’s happening? The night before Nov. 19th, there are big parties that […]
Mayan Temples of Belize: Cahal Pech, the Place of Ticks
Infobox Cahal Pech is one of the larger Mayan ruins in Belize. How to get there: Cahal Pech is a short walk from the centre of St. Ignacio in the Cayo district. Take a bus to San Ignacio and ask for directions there. What to expect: Cahal Pech is a well excavated site that used […]
Birds, Flowers, Maya: The Lodge at Big Falls
“Bird watching is like watching paint dry, just not as exciting” I read in some blog the other day. Sums up what I thought about bird watching before we got to the Lodge at Big Falls and Rob Hirons took us around. Doing something is one thing – having someone show you how to do […]
20. November 2011: Super Sprint Triathlon in Belize City
Sonntag Morgen, 4:30. Der Wecker reisst uns mit einem schrillen Prodigy Song aus dem Schlaf. Ich dachte immer, wenn beim Wecker eine 4 vorne steht ist man entweder Bäcker oder muss zum Flughafen. In den letzten Monaten habe ich aber gelernt, dass es doch einiges gibt, dass es wert ist, vor Sonnenaufgang aufzustehen. (Besonders solche Sonnenaufgänge […]
20th November 2011: Super Sprint Triathlon in Belize City
Super Sprint Triathlon Belize CitySunday morning, 4:30. The alarm throws a piercing Prodigy song into the quiet of the bedroom. I always though that when you set your alarm to something that start with a 4, you work in a bakery or you are on our way to the airport. I have learned in the past couple of months, […]
Photo blog: Sunrise in San Pedro
San Pedro SunriseWe got to spend a weekend in San Pedro. I got up one morning at 5:30 and waited for the sunrise. It started out dark and moody and in less than 2 hours the clouds cleared for a beautiful day in paradise. Wir wurden nach San Pedro eingeladen und konnte dort ein Wochenende verbringen. An […]
Photo blog: Flying through the Air in Belize
Cangrejo CayBelize has a multitude of little sand islands, called cayes along its coast. The smaller cayes are nothing more than a pile of sand on some coral while the biggest one (Ambergris Caye) spans 40 by 1.6 km in size. Ambergris Caye is the most developed tourism destination in Belize with a big expat community […]
