Firewood piled up at Courthouse Wharf in Belize City, 1920's
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Another view of the courthouse wharf from behind.

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Firewood piled up at Courthouse Wharf in Belize City, 1920's

We used to hire a cart to deliver firewood to our homes for the fire-hearth. I remember carrying it in to store under the fire-hearth, but you always had to watch out for ants and spiders between the pieces of wood.

I also carried the coconuts and plantains, etc. got paid $0.15 per trip. lol

Photograph courtesy Noel Escalante

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