A Walk on North Ambergris Caye During a Cold Front
While the Northeast US and Canada are getting a doozy of a blizzard, the weather here is just gorgeous. The cold front swept over Belize as well…but brought cool (70s) and dry weather that has just been perfect.
I took a walk “up north” and though I would have called this area “around 5 miles north”…I walked by a marker that said 3.5. Very confusing. Please feel free to leave a comment to let me know exactly where I was.
Thank you.
Here are my pictures.
The Residences at Barrier Reef have gone up quickly!
The pool is now under construction. And then moving north…
A beautiful strip of uninhabited beach just before Indigo Beach Homes.
And an old dog going for a beach walk…
A lovely beach house…right up my alley.
And Indigo. There are not many stained docks on the island…in fact, I can only think of this one. The seaweed has colored the water (temporarily) to match.
After sitting in the palapa for about 10 minutes, I was cold and had to move on. The villas of Los Encantos.
This one type of moth? butterfly? was out feeding in droves on a clover like flower. Hundreds of them. They rudely will not stay still for photographs.
On a related note, each year, we experience a pretty amazing few days of a huge butterfly migration. Usually in June or July…Island Film did this short video of some of what you’ll see. It’s absolutely gorgeous.
Another grouping of villas, these behind a wall of sawgrass. Very pretty.
A private home with a serious supply of coconuts.
A dock with a dog house.
And a sign for the only grocery store in these parts.
A stunning home with some stunning trees.
And then this place – mentioned in a blog post earlier this month: “Belize Can Make You Crazy?”
Yes…that’s John McAfee on the run from the law. Though I’m not sure anyone was actually chasing him… Pretty pink shack on the next lot north.
Just a perfect day.
Sigh…
Brings us right up to Rojo Beach Bar – if you want to continue northward…Mata Chica Resort up to Canary Cove – check out this post.
Over and out for another perfect day in San Pedro.
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