We created a full virtual tour of Xunantunich and that is located at https://www.google.com/maps/views/collection/117716640530956720424/bc1648d5e82fd1b2?gl=us
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As we started the day we saw this little foal hanging out with Mama |
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Last night our meal was so good we decided to go there for breakfast. We didn't need to eat for the rest of the day. |
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At the resort we saw they had a green Iguana center that was highly rated. We decided to stop in real quick. |
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Unfortunately there was a school group that had a tour booked so we had to move on. |
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As you get close to the Mayan Ruin you have to cross on this hand cranked ferry. |
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It is a quick drive in drive out sort of thing |
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They have a nice interpretive center with tons of information |
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This explains the symbols on the side of the large ruin |
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This is a model of the Ruin complex |
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as you walk up the path this is the first ruin you see |
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after you round the corner you are greeted with a spectacular sight |
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look very closely and you will see people at the top of the ruin. You could pretty much walk up any of the ruins. |
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Finally it was time to go back across the river |
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On the way back we stopped at the Marie Sharps Factory. All of the products are made with produce grown on the Estate. |
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They make all sorts of sauces and jellies |
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This is the production floor. Obviously they weren't making anything on the day that we stopped |
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