The pleasure of eating combined with its nutritive value is at the center of every meal. Rainforest recipes are flavorful and natural, supplying balanced energy throughout the day. The cuisine moves from the garden to the table in a matter of seconds, preserving the essence and vitality of the ingredients.

Gardening is the foundation of food. When you cultivate a garden, you see the miracle of growth each day, and taste the difference in every bite. Both a background in farming and a Bachelors of Culinary Nutrition from Johnson and Wales University contribute to my fresh and holistic philosophy.To become the best cook, you must grow what you eat. We are responsible for the fuel we feed our body and taking care of ourselves. The amount of chemicals and artificial substances in industrialized food today is actually sickening.Unfortunately, food masquerading as healthy and nutritious is often false advertising. Dietary claims do not provide essential information such as where or how or who produced our food. Volunteers are welcome to participate in the culinary program and develop this close connection to what we eat. Healthy Cuisine classes include harvest, preparation, and clean-up of daily meals. The following schedule is flexible.

• Breakfast and plan: 8 am – 9 am (After hour of morning work)
• Lunch and break: 12 pm -1 pm
• Dinner and wrap-up: 6 pm – 8 pm

Email belizebamboo@gmail with any questions you may have about the culinary program.

The ancient Chinese analects say that it is fortunate to live in exciting times. Never before has the human population enjoyed such beautiful freedoms and technological advances that have catapulted man into the ultimate comfort zone. We are free to fly anywhere in the world or perhaps the moon. Our every desire is merely at our fingertips. Food stuffs, alcohol and pharmaceuticals are readily available. Fast and cheap as ever before, we can get whatever we want delivered with the push of a button. The internet allows us to access and read any information ever even thought of. Global economics in its extreme complexity to bring it all together has created the ultimate and supreme industrial corporation where the bottom line profit is the samurai sword that cuts both ways. The Dual with dualism is winning its war. Have we forgotten the symbiotic relationship with nature that has brought us thus far?

The top is heavy and the support beneath stressed. The people want something to look forward to more than standards of living. Whose standards are better than your own? Let’s be realistic though. It cannot change overnight or break down because there are so many checks in place that balance the whole scheme from one end of the globe to any other. The economy’s complexity and diversification is its essence of survival. As long as there are free markets, there will be hardworking individuals to pick up the slack where others have failed in the competitive world. We have forgotten that competition is co-operation though. We must unite to compete. Competition is cooperatively building the community and not knocking the little guy out. We are only as strong as our weakest link.

Developing countries burdened by debt are becoming more innovative in their approach to commerce and ultimately wiser about productivity. At the end of the day feeding ones family is the bottom line. We believe what we see with out own eyes in Belize. We know as long as there are coconuts on the tree and fish in the sea, we can feed ourselves.

We see our cousins to the north getting sick. Cancer, diabetes, poor health from processed food like substances. Bombarded by advertisement and uneducated to make the right decisions about what they put into their bodies, they pay the ultimate price for cheap eating thrills. Does it even taste good. Does the strawberry milk taste like?? Or corn chips like, what??? Cheetos cheat us. It was not long ago that every country grew all its own food locally in small quantities enough to feed a family or small community cooperatively towards a common goal of health and longevity. Now we are concerned with making enough money, equity, real estate, investment portfolios so that we may retire and enjoy the latter part of life. But why not enjoy it now and have a better future, more rewarding, healthier than our parents and with a closer spiritual relationship with our food, family and ultimately with God.

This alternative to the rat race is possible; A lifestyle outside the normal expectations; balance between technology and nature. Living does not have to be so complicated with wants and needs. What you truly value in your heart is all the need you will ever want. Love can bring you to this equilibrium state of mind. Do you love what you eat? Are your loved ones health important ? Food is viability. You are what you eat. Clean air, good rain water can take you a long way and great food will take you even further. This is a priority to many. Eating well is number one. Consider “your food your medicine and your medicine your food”. By preventing illness with diet and age old wisdom of plants known as ethno-botany, we can live better, healthier less guilty lives. Take a step out of the box and see it now. Our food is security for the future.

At our farm we think locally about where to shop. Local domestic meat and eggs can all be gathered from local village farmers. Fruits and vegetables grow in the yard or at the doorstep with a little hard work. It may be that we never have the time to sweat the rice or harvest beans but it does grow in Belize. A wide variety of real whole food can be grown, raised or collected in the wild. 21^st century Sustainability is a learning process of trial and error. Once the roots of knowledge start in the ground, they grow into the kitchen were life is transformed to art and taste becomes culture. Opulence is the spice that flavors and sustains the well being for all mankind and all species for all times.

Belize is a young nation. Growing slow and taking time to develop its land. The geographical location in the Caribbean Central American mainland with the largest Barrier reef system coastline in the Northern hemisphere naturally endows Belize. The people are colorful, creative, and distinctly Belizean. We are a proud neighbor of Mexico who supplies the majority with electricity and on special occasions Belizeans may enjoy Mexican beers at the carnivals during independence. We share a newly found history of co-operation together. Spanish and English as well as the local vernacular Creole are spoken by most who reside in Belize.

Bamboo is the focus of sustainable agriculture at our farm in the forest reserve. We hope to some day construct housing and furniture and produce edible shoots for the free markets in Belize and others close by. Many other cultivars; fruits, vegetables, medicinal plants, and native oil palms add to the plantations vigor and strength in diversification. Find what’s really at the end of the rainbow. Visit our home and experiment in subsistence economic ecological sustainability, a place where Eco-Agro culinary tourists love to stay. For more information on the farm at Spanish Creek Rainforest Reserve contact us at Belizebamboo@gmail.com.

Also, be sure to visit our friends in playa Del Carmen, Mexico at the following link ;

revistasana.com

Spanish Creek Rainforest reserve nestled in the tropical rainforest with sustainable agriculture has a bamboo plantation devoted to raising awareness in sustainability in our country Belize. Food security is important. Sustainable subsistence garden within the rainforest has permaculture design in mind. Sustainable agriculture is our main concern at Spanish Creek Rainforest reserve.

Culinary eco-tourism and sustainable agriculture garden working with volunteer, volunteers help assist in food local harvest. Local sustainable food fresh from the farm helps culinary garden assist our guests and volunteers at the rainforest lodge. Camping is a sustainable way of living, local education and solar energy with bio diesel becoming important in the future of Belize. Sustainable development for organic garden located in Belize is truly one of a kind. Organic farming practices on organic farm hosting volunteers devoted to education in permaculture design and assisting in future sustainable development. Tropical eco-system biodiversity secures future wildlife protection. Tropical Ecology study program in the rain forest offers exciting opportunities in field research. Tropical rain forest ecology classes with local instructors are well thought out and thorough.

Environmental awareness education students in tropical ecology classes harvest sustainable bamboo agriculture in Belize. Agro forestry and forestry education practices sustainable bamboo harvest of wild rain forest within tropical eco-system. Spanish creek rainforest reserve promotes sustainable future subsistence culinary garden cooking classes with chef. Fresh organic garden food from sustainable farm hosts students and volunteers at the lodge with bamboo. Cooking classes in traditional Mayan food offered with award winning chef. Eat fresh organic food from the garden and learn how to cook with garden fresh ingredients. Tropical cooking classes with the chef. Learn sustainable agriculture practices. Horseback riding in the rain forest is also available. learn organic gardening practices. Culinary arts class with the chef. learn culinary arts in the rain forest.

Spanish Creek Rainforest reserve nestled in the tropical rainforest with sustainable bamboo plantation . Sustainable agriculture devoted to raising awareness in local food harvest. Food security is a means for our sustainable subsistence garden in Belize. permaculture design course for our students learn how food is grown simply and diversified.

Culinary eco-tourism, agriculture garden working with volunteer, volunteers helping assist in food local harvest production in Belize. Local sustainable food fresh from the farm helps culinary garden assist our guests and volunteers at the rainforest lodge. Camping is a sustainable way of living. local education and solar energy with bio diesel future. Sustainable development for organic garden located in Belize. Organic farming practices on organic farm hosting volunteers devoted to education in permaculture design and assisting sustainable development. Tropical eco-system, biodiversity secures future wildlife protection. Tropical environment offers tropical ecology opportunities in Belize. Come study the diverse species in this exceptional environment.

Agro forestry and forestry education practices sustainable bamboo harvest of wild rain forest within tropical eco-system. agroforestry in Belize or Agro-Forestry uses trees within the eco-system for sustainable agriculture. Spanish creek rain forest reserve promotes sustainable subsistence. Culinary arts program has garden cooking classes with chef. Fresh organic garden food from sustainable farm hosts students and volunteers at the lodge with bamboo.

Spanish Creek Rainforest reserve nestled in the tropical rainforest with sustainable growth bamboo plantation agriculture devoted to raising awareness in sustainability. Food security sustainable subsistence garden rainforest permaculture design food production.

Culinary eco-tourism, agriculture garden working with volunteer, volunteers helping assist in food local harvest production. Local sustainable food fresh from the farm helps culinary garden assisting our guests and volunteers at the rainforest lodge. Camping is sustainable way of living, local education and solar energy with bio diesel future. Sustainable future development for organic garden located in Belize. Organic farming practices on organic farm hosting volunteers devoted to education in permaculture design and assisting sustainable future development. Tropical eco-system biodiversity secures future wildlife protection. Forest eco-system situated in Tropical environment is sustainable harvest with bamboo.

Environmental awareness education students in tropical ecology classes harvest sustainable bamboo agriculture. Agro forestry and forestry education practices sustainable bamboo harvest of wild rainforest within tropical eco-system. Spanish creek rainforest reserve promotes sustainable future subsistence culinary garden cooking classes with chef. Fresh organic garden food from sustainable farm hosts students and volunteers at the lodge with bamboo.

Spanish Creek Rainforest reserve nestled in the tropical rainforest with sustainable bamboo plantation. agriculture devoted to raising awareness in sustainability. Food security practices sustainable subsistence garden. permaculture design in food production helps feed our volunteers and guests at the lodge.

Culinary eco-tourism is centered in the garden working with volunteers. Volunteers helping assist in local harvest production. Local sustainable food fresh from the farm helps culinary garden assisting our guests and volunteers at the rainforest lodge. Camping is sustainable way of living. local education and solar energy with bio diesel future in belize. Sustainable future development for organic garden located in Belize. Organic farming practices on organic farm hosting volunteers devoted to education in permaculture design and assisting in sustainable development. Tropical eco-system biodiversity secures future wildlife protection. Forest eco-system situated in Tropical environment is sustainable harvest with bamboo.

Environmental awareness education students in tropical ecology classes harvest sustainable bamboo agriculture. Agro forestry and forestry education practices sustainable bamboo harvest in wild rainforest within tropical eco-system. Spanish creek rainforest reserve promotes sustainable future subsistence culinary garden cooking classes with chef. Fresh organic garden food from sustainable farm hosts students and volunteers at the lodge with bamboo.

If you are looking for a good program in Belize that evolves sustainable agriculture and tropical ecology, you must visit spanish creek rainforest reserve. Farm fresh garden and culinary cooking classes are our special talent. We have the largest collection of Bamboo, tropical clumping bamboo in Central America. sustainable development of housing, bamboo houses and construction in bamboo are practiced at this farm. cooking classes are taught by our chef. We eat what we grow. permaculture designs are practiced on this bamboo farm in Belize. See the rain forest and its biodiversity in Belize, now!!!

If you are looking for a good program in Belize that involves sustainable agriculture and tropical ecology, you must visit spanish creek rainforest reserve. Farm fresh garden and culinary cooking classes are our special talent. We have the largest collection of Bamboo, tropical clumping bamboo in Central America. sustainable development of housing, bamboo houses and construction in bamboo are practiced at this farm. cooking classes are taught by our chef. We eat what we grow from the organic garden. Permaculture designs are practiced on this bamboo farm in Belize. See the rain forest and its biodiversity in Belize, now!!!

Culinary eco-tourism and sustainable agriculture garden working with volunteer, volunteers help assist in food local harvest. Local sustainable food fresh from the farm helps culinary garden assist our guests and volunteers at the rainforest lodge. Camping is a sustainable way of living, local education and solar energy with bio diesel becoming important in the future of Belize. Sustainable development for organic garden located in Belize is truly one of a kind. Organic farming practices on organic farm hosting volunteers devoted to education in permaculture design and assisting in future sustainable development. Tropical eco-system biodiversity secures future wildlife protection. Tropical Ecology study program in the rain forest offers exciting opportunities in field research. Tropical rain forest ecology classes with local instructors are well thought out and thorough.

Environmental awareness education students in tropical ecology classes harvest sustainable bamboo agriculture in Belize. Agro forestry and forestry education practices sustainable bamboo harvest of wild rain forest within tropical eco-system. Spanish creek rainforest reserve promotes sustainable future subsistence culinary garden cooking classes with chef. Fresh organic garden food from sustainable farm hosts students and volunteers at the lodge with bamboo. Cooking classes in traditional Mayan food offered with award winning chef. Eat fresh organic food from the garden and learn how to cook with garden fresh ingredients. Tropical cooking classes with the chef. Learn sustainable agriculture practices. Horseback riding in the rain forest is also available. learn organic gardening practices. Culinary arts class with the chef. learn culinary arts in the rain forest.

Spanish Creek Rainforest reserve nestled in the tropical rainforest with sustainable bamboo plantation . Sustainable agriculture devoted to raising awareness in local food harvest. Food security is a means for our sustainable subsistence garden in Belize. permaculture design course for our students learn how food is grown simply and diversified.

Culinary eco-tourism, agriculture garden working with volunteer, volunteers helping assist in food local harvest production in Belize. Local sustainable food fresh from the farm helps culinary garden assist our guests and volunteers at the rainforest lodge. Camping is a sustainable way of living. local education and solar energy with bio diesel future. Sustainable development for organic garden located in Belize. Organic farming practices on organic farm hosting volunteers devoted to education in permaculture design and assisting sustainable development. Tropical eco-system, biodiversity secures future wildlife protection. Tropical environment offers tropical ecology opportunities in Belize. Come study the diverse species in this exceptional environment.

Agro forestry and forestry education practices sustainable bamboo harvest of wild rain forest within tropical eco-system. agroforestry in Belize or Agro-Forestry uses trees within the eco-system for sustainable agriculture. Spanish creek rain forest reserve promotes sustainable subsistence. Culinary arts program has garden cooking classes with chef. Fresh organic garden food from sustainable farm hosts students and volunteers at the lodge with bamboo.

Spanish Creek Rainforest reserve nestled in the tropical rainforest with sustainable growth bamboo plantation agriculture devoted to raising awareness in sustainability. Food security sustainable subsistence garden rainforest permaculture design food production.

Culinary eco-tourism, agriculture garden working with volunteer, volunteers helping assist in food local harvest production. Local sustainable food fresh from the farm helps culinary garden assisting our guests and volunteers at the rainforest lodge. Camping is sustainable way of living, local education and solar energy with bio diesel future. Sustainable future development for organic garden located in Belize. Organic farming practices on organic farm hosting volunteers devoted to education in permaculture design and assisting sustainable future development. Tropical eco-system biodiversity secures future wildlife protection. Forest eco-system situated in Tropical environment is sustainable harvest with bamboo.

Environmental awareness education students in tropical ecology classes harvest sustainable bamboo agriculture. Agro forestry and forestry education practices sustainable bamboo harvest of wild rainforest within tropical eco-system. Spanish creek rainforest reserve promotes sustainable future subsistence culinary garden cooking classes with chef. Fresh organic garden food from sustainable farm hosts students and volunteers at the lodge with bamboo.

Spanish Creek Rainforest reserve nestled in the tropical rainforest with sustainable bamboo plantation. agriculture devoted to raising awareness in sustainability. Food security practices sustainable subsistence garden. permaculture design in food production helps feed our volunteers and guests at the lodge.

Culinary eco-tourism is centered in the garden working with volunteers. Volunteers helping assist in local harvest production. Local sustainable food fresh from the farm helps culinary garden assisting our guests and volunteers at the rainforest lodge. Camping is sustainable way of living. local education and solar energy with bio diesel future in belize. Sustainable future development for organic garden located in Belize. Organic farming practices on organic farm hosting volunteers devoted to education in permaculture design and assisting in sustainable development. Tropical eco-system biodiversity secures future wildlife protection. Forest eco-system situated in Tropical environment is sustainable harvest with bamboo.

Environmental awareness education students in tropical ecology classes harvest sustainable bamboo agriculture. Agro forestry and forestry education practices sustainable bamboo harvest in wild rainforest within tropical eco-system. Spanish creek rainforest reserve promotes sustainable future subsistence culinary garden cooking classes with chef. Fresh organic garden food from sustainable farm hosts students and volunteers at the lodge with bamboo.

If you are looking for a good program in Belize that evolves sustainable agriculture and tropical ecology, you must visit spanish creek rainforest reserve. Farm fresh garden and culinary cooking classes are our special talent. We have the largest collection of Bamboo, tropical clumping bamboo in Central America. sustainable development of housing, bamboo houses and construction in bamboo are practiced at this farm. cooking classes are taught by our chef. We eat what we grow from the organic garden. Permaculture designs are practiced on this bamboo farm in Belize. See the rain forest and its biodiversity in Belize, now!!!

My (new) Belize Football journey has officially begun.

I will have a weekly blog to keep everyone updated at: WWW.BELIZEBAMBOO.COM

I start training camp with the Selection today. We will be traveling to the Yucatan of Mexico this week to play 2 friendly matches. Our first match will be against Atlante, a 1^st Division Mexican Team.

I have been in meetings for the past 3 days and I look forward to getting back on the pitch. This is an exciting challenge to be with the Selection again. I am most happy for the players. They have improved each year and now they get to play against one of the best teams in the world. This experience will be valuable for everyone. I’ll do my best to help create a positive outcome.

The belizebamboo.com website is the work of my good friend, Sol Tucker. He has offered to host me, during my time away from the Selection.

He lives on an amazing piece of property with his wife, Adena (cook extraordinaire). Check out their garden!

Thanks for all the support!

More Soon.

Paz y Amor,

IAN ANDREW MORK

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May 10, 2008

We finished our first training camp on Friday. Wow!! What a journey! Long hours on the bus and (mysterious) missed calls by the hometown referees. Typically, this is routine on a Central American football excursion.

We traveled with 21 players. Our first game was on Tuesday against Real Cancun, a top 2^nd Division team. We were originally set to play Atlante, but as we arrived, we were told of the change. It was still a good game and a good opportunity for me to see our players.

We tied 3-3 and dominated most of the game. I was able to play everyone and we played in several different systems. The Mexican media was ever present, so I always had this in the back of my mind.

Our 2^nd game was on Thursday against a Selection from Chetumal. We started the players I was least familiar with. We wanted to win, but more importantly we had to make some decisions about which players should continue with us. We quickly went down 2-0 and the game proved to be too fast for several of our players. We were forced to make many changes and as a result, the momentum changed quickly. We took complete control of the game and started creating chances immediately. Unfortunately, we could not find the back of the net. It was very difficult to watch us miss so many opportunities. It hurt my eyes!! We lost 2-0. A good lesson for us.

We will continue with another training camp this week, with many new faces. We have a great core of players and they often speak about ‘shocking the world’!!

We’ll see…..

May 18

We had a great training camp last week! The work was intense and demanding. The current schedule is 3 trainings per day, starting at 6:00am.

As each day passes I feel the time shorten. There is so much to teach and so little time. The group is motivated and I have been impressed by their discipline, thus far. Belize National Teams (of the past), lacked cohesiveness, but this group is different and it is starting to feel like a family. The players’ lack of experience is still my biggest challenge. We are preparing to play against some of the top professionals in the world, but many of our players have spent their whole career in an amateur environment. A difficult puzzle to solve. This is a daily learning experience for us all (similar to life).

We have a great test this week. We play Aurelia (a 1^st Division team from Guatemala) on Wednesday and on Thursday we play the Honduras National Team. Their full squad will be there and we play in San Pedro Sula at the National Stadium. Honduras will have free admission, to help promote the team. The game will be at 7:00pm and it may be televised on some Spanish stations.

Also: I visited Arran and Alison Beavis over the weekend. They are the owners of www.metbelize.com and I lived at their place during my last stay in Belize. They are part of my Belize family and I am happy to report that Alison had her 1^st baby on Sunday morning (12:15am). A beautiful, healthy girl named Sierra Marie Beavis. It was a wonderful experience!

More soon….

Hola!

Another week of lessons and long hours on the bus!!

Our first game was last Wednesday against Heredia in Guatemala.

They are a 1^st division team from the Peten region. We played in a beautiful stadium, which overlooks the lake near Flores. It was a good experience and a chance for us to give our B-team 90 minutes. We scored 1^st and our defense looked strong, until our keeper misjudged a simple cross. 1-1. We had a good laugh after the goal, because the linesman ran down the sideline celebrating the goal. He was skipping and smiling. It was hilarious. The referees’ were comical. It was just too obvious. They are probably still celebrating the ending. A long pass to their forward, who jumps to head the ball (with no one near him) and deflects it out for a goal-kick. The (jolly) linesman sprints to the end-line and points to the corner. Everyone is in shock for a moment. They send in a cross from the corner and our defender scores an own-goal. Ouch! We lost 2-1. We played well and gave them 2 goals. Concentration is the key!

We spent the night in Guatemala and woke at 4:00am to drive to San Pedro Sula, Honduras. We played the Honduras “A” National team at 7:00pm on Thursday night. This was the full Honduras team, not a ‘B’ team or youth team. They had all their best players on the field, minus Suazo (from Inter Milan). We started very nervous and made several basic mistakes, including a foul in the box during the 3^rd minute (1-0 from a penalty). We started to play and soon created a few chances of our own. Towards the end of the 1^st half we hit the post with a header from the back post…the keeper and defense were no where to be seen. They scored their 2^nd goal soon after from a corner kick. The players did not line-up as we had practiced (unacceptable) and they paid the price. We came out with confidence in the 2^nd half and we hit the post again on a free kick. Most of the game was in the midfield and we created more chances. The game ended 2-0. We played really well and the Honduras coach (Rueda) was very positive (to the media) about our performance. We spoke after the game and shared some ideas. We gained some respect with this performance.

We are back in training camp. Mucho work to be done!

Until next time, enjoy!!

SALUDOS DE COSTA RICA!!

Last week was another un-belize-able adventure.  We were forced to cancel the 1^st day of training camp because of the heavy rains.  There were floods, bridges washed away and players isolated in their town.  Ultimately, we had to fly about 10 players to Belize City, so they could catch a bus to the training camp.  At the training camp, we faced several days of random blackouts.  One of the top defenders in the country works for the main electric company.  They refuse to release him for training camp and he has only been present at 2 training sessions.  Everyone would like to have him on the team, but he has not been with the group enough.  We may still bring him to Houston in the player pool, but we were really hoping to have him with us here in Costa Rica.  We’ll see.

Ahhh, Costa Rica!  What a beautiful country!  I believe I’ve seen every shade of green on the planet.

The press has been giving us more attention here (if you want to read a few articles spell Belize in Spanish…Belice).

We will be playing the Costa Rica National Team on the Dole Pineapple farm (an amazing piece of property).  There will not be any media present (as far as I know).  We will play 4-30 minute periods.  A great test for us!

Bring on Eriksson!!

take a look at the rare Moralet Crocodile on the spanish creek.  Vist us in Belize

Does anyone want to build a windmill?? or a ram pump from a check valve and old pipe fittings???Are there any bright people that can help build a sustainable future? If so, we have a pretty good start here. E-mail us at belizebamboo@gmail.com

This is a grass roots movement..spread the word!!!

Help save the rainforest, its biodiversity and security for our future…See It Now!!!

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Today we loaded 2 tons of sheep manure onto the trailer and hauled it down the road. We managed to apply some to the garden before the rain came down. One last rain for this season as the dry sets in. Our sustainable eco-agro culinary farm is producing fresh produce rite onto the table where my wife, the chef, cooks it up to perfection. Adena’s culinary creations are more than subsistence livining satisfaction, they are magical meals prepared creativly and with lots of love. Ok, so I am a bit bias to the opinion that my wife is a good cook but she did win the deans award at her culinary university.

On a lighter note, the horses are doing well with plenty of Bermuda grass still green enough to eat. Is anyone ready to ride? What better way of sustainable travel can you think of? i just heard the chickens chirping, they are getting big and fat and almost ready to harvest. They are 100 percent home grown, free range and bug eating machines. That is good for the garden, chickens not bugs, in case you didn’t know.

The bamboo is getting huge and almost ready for a sustainable agro-forestry harvest here in our tropical eco-system teaming with biodiversity and wildlife. Ok, so now i am just using key words for google to put us at the top of their list. Come visit so we can get off the damn list. I’m sick of feeling like a liver recipient patient. Eat healthy, visit our farm and spread the word. Belizebamboo baby!!

Free Dive through a Cave on The Barrier Reef

Voting for the new 7 natural wonders of the world is going on and the Belize Barrier Reef and the Great Blue Hole should rank at no. 1 and 2 respectively. The website is up so just go vote! And don’t forget to spread the word!!!

To vote, Click the following URL address. www.new7naturalwonders.com

Enjoy the clip and please look around the website.

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