You can live in the Tropical Paradise of Belize on about $450 a month!
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•Motorcycles to Belize 
We crossed the border at Nogales, AZ. on Jan 31, 2002. There were 5 of us on trip: Gail Brooks (74 years old), Jerre & Helen Doss (late 50's) & Ralph & Charlene Wallace (early 60's). There were 2 Honda Goldwings 1800's & a Honda Shadow 1100.... (more) by Charlene Wallace
We are hoping to travel to Belize as our next big trip. We are planning on taking 3 weeks in Feb and traveling around by bus. Perhaps flying to Mexico City and then busing to Belize. We’ve received some information about property for sale there and are looking into possibly buying some.
•Belize Retirement Guide: How to Live in a Tropical Paradise on $450 a Month
by Bill & Claire Gray, 1998, 4th Edition, Preview Publishing, Email: prepub@btl.net
Sometime in the 1980's, Bill and Claire Gray pulled the plug and escaped from California to the Central American country of Belize. You can probably guess the rest: Fleeing the land of smog and gridlock, they were soon hiding out on the beach, lapping up the sunshine, tropical fruits and seafood, living like royalty on a peasant's budget.....(more) Website for Belize Retirement Guide
•Virtual Lost Cities
If the Mayan ruins of Belize are beyond your > reach, take a mosquito-free online jungle bashing tour of El Pilar. Follow ongoing research at this archaeological site through video clips, scholarly papers, maps and animation. <http://alishaw.sscf.ucsb.edu/~ford/>
•Belize First Magazine &Website
The website offers several articles from past issues of Belize First, including "3 Top Jungle Lodges". "Year of the Reef", "Driving in Belize: Road Update", and Pooches in Paradise: The Dogs of Belize. On the site you'll also find a "Fun, Free & Easy Guide to Ambergris Caye!" and additional information,
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Belize First magazine... Offers everything from lists of recommended hotels and offbeat news tidbits (my favorite section) to articles on retirement, camping, cheap living, Belizean laws and customs, real estate listings, fishing, road conditions, history ... doesn't put an automatic happy-face on topics such as crime and cultural conflicts. If you have more than a passing interest in this unique Central American country, read Belize First."
-- Carl Franz, The People's Guide to Mexico
•Corozal: A Belizian Web Site:
According to the Bill & Claire Gray, authors of the Belize Retirement Guide, "Most websites in Belize are really tourist brochures, but the "Corozal" site is a true community website." It is the home of Corozal Community College / Corozal Junior College and people, culture, Mayan archaeology, tourism, attractions, schools, business, and other things of Corozal District, Belize.
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