I am living in Belize and it is damp here in the jungle.I painted a cabana and where the new bricks are it is moldy. I have essential oils and am using oil based paint. I have washed it but it still looks dirty so have to paint it again. Any ideas what I can add to the paint?
called “British Honduras”. English is their primary language. I was just there on a recent cruise. I kind of liked it (we went to the Zoo/Animal Sanctuary), but am still suffering from mosquito and fire ant bites all over my legs!! Guess that is what I get for going on “rainly season” in the jungle in shorts!. Everyone seemed real nice. Anyone have any opinions of the country?
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A TripAdvisor™ TripWow slideshow of a travel blog to San Ignacio, Belize by TravelPod blogger Rayganmsol titled “Welcome to the Jungle” Rayganmsol’s travel blog entry: “We are rapidly approaching the end of our trip. 9 days to go, and a lot still to do, but we have done so much, I feel like my brain is totally full. The last two days in particular, have been absolutely amazing. We left Leon on Friday, and took a van to Managua, where we found a fantastic hotel (The Managua Backpackers Inn). We were in a dorm, but we had it to ourselves, and there was a pool, a huge kitchen, hammocks, games, books, a tv, HOT water… it was great. Jose who checked us in was amazing, and told us where everything was in the city. Made us wish we had more time in Managua. Unfortunately, we once again had to get up at 4am, to get to the airport for our 630 flight to Belize City. Oh, and the hotel arranged the shuttle, another bonus. When we got to the airport, we discovered we had somehow been given first class tickets, so this trip was just getting better and better! Unfortunately, they were short flights – just 45 minutes to San Salvador, then a switch to an hour long flight to Belize City. But, that hour and 45 minutes were SO comfortable! Far from our ride on the roof of a chicken bus the week before! We took a taxi into the city (Belize City is the largest city in Belize, with about 30000 people… all of Belize is pretty much a small town) and got onto a bus to San Ignacio. Right away we …
Maya Mountain Lodge is one of the longest established eco-lodges in Belize and benefits from 28 years or brand awareness and marketing. With a location that offers perhaps the easiest accessibility of any jungle lodge in the country, this turnkey operation is available for sale for the very first time.
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