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You don’t have to move to Gulf Shores to have the advantage of being outside and being active. Plus they won’t be on the beach all the time – I doubt their screen time dropped off at all. Some of the reasons people give for moving are ridiculous.
Are there haalun cawhs here?
They just had 40 inches of hurricane rain dumped on them (2024), it is a beautiful country but the Hurricanes make it not an option for us.
You fail to understand the different (parts) of Belize. Because believe it or not, the COROZAL district has the least amount of rain inside the country of Belize…annually. In other words, life on my farm located in NorthEast Belize is WORLDS apart… from life inside a village in El Cayo.