The Beach

By Anna Greif

I feel the silky sand
In between my toes
As I walk
Along the beach

The children screaming
From the fun they have
And the parents
Lying by

As I walk I can see
The waves
Slapping the sand
On the seashore

If you look to the sky
You can see
The trees
Sway like African dancers.

Belizean Art

Sunbreeze Hotel invites you to come to Belize and discover its exciting variety of art. This blog is dedicated to an excellent artist of Belize: Curvin Mitchell.

Belize Holidays

Belize is a country with many holidays. There are festivals celebrated in style, some of them are local, others are national and there are also international.

Here there is a list with the holidays so you can take an idea in which time you prefer to visit Belize:

• January 1: New Year's holiday
• March 9: Baron Bliss Day
• May 1: Labour Day
• May 24: Day of the United Kingdom
• September 10: Day of St. Georges Caye
• September 21: Independence Day
• October 12: Hispanic Heritage Day or Columbus Day
• November 19: Garifuna Day
• December 24, 25 and 26: Christmas

Remember to visit Belize Biltmore!

http://www.belizebiltmore.com/

Amazing findings at Belize

Crystal Skulls

In 1924, Anna Le Guillon Mitchell-Hedges when she was 17 years, found along with his adoptive father, the English explorer Frederick Albert Mitchell-Hedges, a crystal skull in the ruins of a Mayan temple city "Of the fallen stones "in Lubaantun at Belize. Except for the absence of cranial sutures, is an almost perfect reproduction of a woman's skull, it weighs is about 5 kilos and it consists of two parts, the lower jaw fits perfectly with the top.

Some of the features of the skull are:

• It is made from extremely pure natural quartz, silicon dioxide "piezoelectric" anisotropic.
• The two sides are carved in the same block of rock crystal.
• There is no trace of instrument, even microscopic traces.
• There is no signal of manufacture, it is impossible to date (the glass doesn’t age).

¡The manual production would have required 300 years of continuous work!

Belize legend

El Duende

For years people have been telling the story of the Duende to their children just to scare them or to prevent them from going out at night. I have heard many stories of the Duende for example the Duende as a Music Teacher. If you ever wanted to play aninstrument like a pro, them you must call the Duende at midnight in the middle of the street every Sunday. Eventually he will appear and wil ask you what do you want. Make sure that you have your thumbs hidden or else he will tear them off your hands. He will tell you some intructions you must do before you to bed for he will come to your house and do whatever he suppose to do and then the next day you will play that particular instrument like a pro!