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unmapped travels search primary menu skip to content about search for: published article posted on we said go travel! culture , the balkans shame and a nail culture , turkey road tripping in turkey! culture , scotland , worldly drinking scotch whisky czech republic hello, i’m kansas. beach , belize island life in belize july 15, 2015 jake 6 comments kayakers, sunbathers, partiers, families, grandparents, partners, spouses, kite boarders, bartenders, tourists, boaters, musicians, best friends, swimmers, off duty scuba instructors, lobster fishermen… at some point everyone on the island makes their way to the split. on this hot and sunny afternoon, nearly all the above do so. lazy lizard bar at the split this island, caye (pronounced key) caulker, a short ferry ride from belize city, has been my home for about ten days and will be for weeks to come. the split, a hundred yard gash splitting caye caulker, was initially carved by hurricane hattie in 1961 and is now a daily destination for many on the island, including me. i came to caye caulker for several reasons; sun seeking and relaxing were just two. with crushed sea shell sand on the ground, reggae music setting the mood, and the stocked bar at the lazy lizard to keep everyone well lubricated under the sun, the split offers both. beached boat at the split caye caulker, now two small islands separated by the split, has less than 1000 full-time residents (nearly all residing on the southern island) and if i were to guess at the moment, two to three times that many visitors; and this is the off-season. it feels like a good number; i think the busy season would be too busy for my liking. i fill my days meeting other travelers and locals at the beach, around town, or at a bar during the evening. meeting people from around the world is one of the things i’ve missed most since traveling for nine months in 2013. being able to sit at a table and talk with people from several different countries at the same time, makes for a great evening. for anyone who’s had a similar experience, you know it is, at the same time interesting and confusing. with so many accents, hearing what is meant can sometimes be difficult. it’s one of my favorite things to do while traveling. front street caye caulker other than meeting and talking with people from around the world, taking photographs around town or hanging out at the beach happens nearly every day. the main reason though, for coming to a small island and staying roughly six times longer than the average traveler, was to write. each day i spend a good chunk of time working on a project; one that may never be completed, and that’s okay. like traveling in general, i feel the journey is the destination. this particular journey has me living on a caribbean island for a month, so it is already a success! this little story for the blog evolved while sitting at the beach and noticing the different people who were there. a single instant of inspiration in a place that is full of similarly inspiring moments. with any luck i’ll continue to get inspired to work on my project and to post some more stories on the website. caye caulker sunset my location print close share this: share click to share on facebook (opens in new window) beach , belize caribbean’s calling! june 22, 2015 jake 2 comments over the last few years i’ve seen parts of 24 countries. one week from today i will begin exploring number 25. next monday i’m flying to belize, a small central american country with a caribbean coastline and countless small islands, for an extended stay. seeing and doing many of the famous tourist activities (marine reserves, mayan ruins, caves, snorkeling, cocktails with umbrellas) are definitely on the to do list. plans for getting my padi open water scuba certification are in the works and if i can find a spanish tutor i’ll try to take advantage of that; but since english is the official language and spoken as much or more than spanish and belizean creole that might be somewhat difficult. after being a tourist for a week or so, the beach will be the catalyst for relaxation and inspiration as i attempt to work on (and – fingers crossed – finish) an ongoing project. stories and images of sand and sun will appear here in the coming weeks. come back and check them out! my location print close share this: share click to share on facebook (opens in new window) uncategorized kansas road trip april 4, 2015 jake 7 comments my location print close this week marks two years since i began traveling, and to celebrate that small anniversary i’d like to get your advice on a trip i’ve wanted to take for a while. if the timing works out for me – in may and june – i might take a few weeks to drive around kansas and see many of the places i’ve never visited, meet people i’ve never met, and photograph the beautiful, interesting, and awesome in my home state. in order to do that, and not miss things worth checking out that i’ve never heard of, i need your help. if you’re a native kansan, a transplant, or happen know some place worthy of a visit, let me know where to go. what hidden waterfall or century old bridge is worth searching out? where are the best local museums? what festivals/fairs are not to be missed? know a great small town mom-and-pop café? tell me where. know a place for great sunsets? i want to go there. who’s the person in your hometown that knows all the history, the legends, and forgotten stories – and wouldn’t mind sharing them? share your kansas knowledge with me and help make my road trip something special. thank in advance!! jake share this: share click to share on facebook (opens in new window) adventure travel author interview – scott finazzo december 10, 2014 jake leave a comment i love a good adventure story. i love anything told by a good story-teller. if there is excitement and a little danger in a storyline, and the adventure was carried out with a mix of skill, luck, and guts – i’m in. add damn fine storytelling with a good measure of self-deprecating humor and i can’t stop reading. scott finazzo’s why do all the locals think we’re crazy? has it all. recently i met scott at a talk on his new book at the kansas city rei store. scott and two friends (all local firemen) decided to build sea kayaks, haul them to the caribbean and paddle from virgin island to virgin island. none of the three had any boat building or open water paddling experience. the locals thought they were crazy! i listened to scott’s talks and chatted after each session which led to this interview. unmapped travels: first of all, for anyone who has not read the book, what is it about? scott finazzo: why do all the locals think we’re crazy? is the title of my book as well as a recurring thought when two friends and i realized we had been reading adventure stories all of our lives and, with our younger “wild and reckless” years in the rearview mirror, we wanted to create our own adventure. we decided to kayak the virgin islands. it would encompass tropical scenery, adventure, and everything that was not part of a day-to-day routine that people find themselves in. for multiple reasons we ended up building our own kayaks and chasing our idea of kayaking the islands. as you would expect, nothing went according to plan. we fought and cussed with each other during the building process and certainly experienced an adventure, just not the one we planned. on the beach ut: what is the biggest thing you learned from the experience? sf: i would say the biggest thing i learned is that, before embarking on an expedition, do your homework. in hindsight i acknowledge how fortunate we were to survive with a pretty good story to tell, but in a lot of ways, we were lucky. whether you are building boats and kayaking the ocean, climbing a mountain, hiking over long distances and perilous terrain, etc., you need to do research and prepare. while i strongly encourage people to break free of their comfort zone and challenge themselves, w

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