Week In-stagram Review Belize
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When you turn 16 years old, you can choose anywhere in the world, and I will take you there; that’s the premise of the Niece Project. My fourth niece, Allie, chose Belize for her first trip out of the country. Over the last eight days, Allie and I learned a lot about each other as we learned how to kill bugs in the jungle as a team, live without internet/cell/ TV, that you could never have enough sunscreen or bug spray on, and we learned pretty quickly to not try to have a conversation in the mornings.
We also ticked a number of things off of our ‘first’ lists as we traveled through Belize with Adventure Life. Allie not only had her first trip through immigration/customs and got her first passport stamp, but she also had her first dip in salt water and tried stand-up paddle boarding, snorkeling, and caving for the first time. She was also introduced to the largest bugs and spiders she had seen in her life in the Belize jungle…that was a ‘first’ I could have done without!
It was also my first trip to Belize, so I was able to add another country to my growing list. This also meant I had many, many new things to capture! Here are our favorite Instagram pictures of Belize from the trip!
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What is Week In-Stagram Review?
Each week brings some new scenery and location for me – that’s just the way I like it. If you want to follow where I am real time – I will post some of my Instagram photos from the current week. Some weeks I may be traveling somewhere exotic, and some weeks it may be less interesting – but it will give you a peek into my life of perpetual motion.
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- Week In-stagram Review Belize
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- The End of the Niece Project
You’re such a great aunt! Gorgeous pictures and I love how your site looks!
Your nieces are so lucky to have a cool aunt like you. Great pictures!
Sooo beautiful. I love the niece project! Gives me ideas for the future with my nieces too.
Great to see the 4th iteration of the Niece Project! Looks like you guys had a blast in Belize. Such a great concept and your niece’s are so lucky to have you as their aunty!