Also on our way, we encountered a Mennonite community that live out near the New River. Surprisingly, there is a fairly large groups of Mennonites around Belize, however not all communities are Amish. All of them are very conservative, but some utilize modern machines. 70% of Belize's agriculture comes from the Mennonite communities.
Once we made it to Lamanai, we had lunch and journeyed through the jungle to the ruins. We went to three temples: The Mask Temple, The High Temple, and The Jaguar Temple.
The High Temple
We climbed to the very very top of the temple. It was AMAZING. As Milea said, to stand at the top of a Mayan temple is a bucket-list type of thing to do. It's an unforgettable experience. The steps up to get to the top is very, very steep and required us to hold on to the rope while we climbed up the stairs. Getting down...that was crazy.
Most importantly, the three of us got to take a new picture together. Here's our new photo:
Your friends...Bev, Milea and Di
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