I would like to introduce Australian western author, Susan Horsnell, and welcome her to Embrace Adventure. Just living in Australia conjures up all kinds of adventurous images in my mind, and I dream of going there someday. For now, let’s get to know Susan, and we can live our Australian dreams vicariously through her. First, Susan, tell us a little bit about yourself. I have been retired for almost 5 years which is wonderful. I now have the time to do the things I have always wanted. As a child I was a dancer, did TV work as well as Pantomimes at clubs during the holidays. We have a young granddaughter who is also fast becoming an accomplished dancer. We have a granddaughter who is a brilliant horsewoman and is very good at Marshall Arts, her sister is also very good at Marshall Arts. We have 2 gorgeous grandsons who are also into sports. We are very blessed. What are your hobbies away from the computer? We have 2 Jack Russell’s who I walk every day. I
Belize is home to
many Mayan ruins of varying size, complexity, and importance. Not far outside
of Belize City, is Altun Ha, an early classic site which is considered one of
the smaller historic Mayan sites in the area, yet one of the richest. Among the
treasures discovered at Altun Ha are a jade skull of Kinich Ahau, the Maya Sun God, and the residue
from a codex (fragments left after the organic material has rotted away). Only
three codices and one fragment of a codex have been discovered, so even the
remains of one of these rare Mayan books is a significant find. 
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