Rachel Lishman

The Maya World Of Copán, Honduras

Published on April 14, 2018May 10, 2020 by Rachel Lishman1 Comment

The borders that encircle the countries we recognise today as Belize, Guatemala and Honduras mean little in the story of the Maya.

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The Maya World Of Tikal, Guatemala

Published on April 12, 2018May 10, 2020 by Rachel Lishman3 Comments

The borders that encircle the countries we recognise today as Belize, Guatemala and Honduras mean little in the story of the Maya.

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The Maya Underworld Of ATM Cave, Belize

Published on April 10, 2018May 10, 2020 by Rachel LishmanLeave a comment

The borders that encircle the countries we recognise today as Belize, Guatemala and Honduras mean little in the story of the Maya.

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The Maya World Of Xunantunich, Belize

Published on April 8, 2018May 10, 2020 by Rachel LishmanLeave a comment

The borders that encircle the countries we recognise today as Belize, Guatemala and Honduras mean little in the story of the Maya.

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The Maya World Of Cahal Pech, Belize

Published on April 6, 2018May 10, 2020 by Rachel Lishman2 Comments

The borders that encircle the countries we recognise today as Belize, Guatemala and Honduras mean little in the story of the Maya.

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My Favourite Place: Where Is Yours?

Published on March 21, 2018May 10, 2020 by Rachel Lishman9 Comments

When I returned to Porquerolles in 2015 as an adult I was nervous. Would it live up to my childhood memories?

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The People Of Central America: Joel

Published on March 6, 2018May 10, 2020 by Rachel Lishman2 Comments

Born in the town of Salama, southern Guatemala, Joel is now a local of Poptún. Against adversity, Joel has made a success of his local tuk-tuk business that ferries visitors around the locality.

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My Four Seasons Around The World

Published on February 27, 2018May 10, 2020 by Rachel Lishman11 Comments

As I sit here in flip-flops reading about snowfall in the UK, I can’t help but feel whimsical. While we Brits love to share photos of our adventures in sunnier climes, at home, we’re also blessed with four distinct seasons.

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Postcard From Livingston, Guatemala

Published on February 25, 2018May 10, 2020 by Rachel Lishman1 Comment

Livingston occupies a tiny slither of Caribbean coast in the south of Guatemala. It’s the only enclave of the Garifuna people in the country, as well as being the extremely picturesque end to a fantastic boat cruise from nearby Rio Dulce.

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A Face In The Crowd: Photographing Hummingbirds In Central America

Published on February 23, 2018May 10, 2020 by Rachel Lishman6 Comments

Since day one of my journey through Central America, hummingbirds have become an obsession. I can’t explain their allure. I only know that when I watch them hover I stand silent; hypnotised.

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The borders that encircle the countries we recognise today as Belize, Guatemala and Honduras mean little in the story of the Maya.

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The borders that encircle the countries we recognise today as Belize, Guatemala and Honduras mean little in the story of the Maya.

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The borders that encircle the countries we recognise today as Belize, Guatemala and Honduras mean little in the story of the Maya.

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The borders that encircle the countries we recognise today as Belize, Guatemala and Honduras mean little in the story of the Maya.

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The borders that encircle the countries we recognise today as Belize, Guatemala and Honduras mean little in the story of the Maya.

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When I returned to Porquerolles in 2015 as an adult I was nervous. Would it live up to my childhood memories?

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Born in the town of Salama, southern Guatemala, Joel is now a local of Poptún. Against adversity, Joel has made a success of his local tuk-tuk business that ferries visitors around the locality.

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As I sit here in flip-flops reading about snowfall in the UK, I can’t help but feel whimsical. While we Brits love to share photos of our adventures in sunnier climes, at home, we’re also blessed with four distinct seasons.

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Livingston occupies a tiny slither of Caribbean coast in the south of Guatemala. It’s the only enclave of the Garifuna people in the country, as well as being the extremely picturesque end to a fantastic boat cruise from nearby Rio Dulce.

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Since day one of my journey through Central America, hummingbirds have become an obsession. I can’t explain their allure. I only know that when I watch them hover I stand silent; hypnotised.

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