Casa El Meson B & B
Colonia Tara, Block 10, Casa 8, San Pedro Sula
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Casa El Meson B & B San Pedro Sula

Colonia Tara, Block 10, Casa 8 San Pedro Sula, Honduras

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Buses and Bullies

A travel blog entry by chiliadventures

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... William, our driver, drove us the two so called dangerous blocks to the Tica Bus Terminal. I couldn't understand why people considered it to be so dangerous. Yes the streets were pitch black, yes, there were a few transients lingering about, street dogs digging through trash - but otherwise, eerily quiet.

William dropped us off directly in front of the bus terminal, and then we were off for the longest bus ...

Wednesday 7 December 2011 – -Honduras

A travel blog entry by lambertry

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We caught a small plane with TACA Airlines where the staff were so excited to have Australians aboard that the pilot welcomed us during his flight brief. It was in Spanish but we could get the gist as passengers smiled and clapped while looking in our direction or maybe it was the guy behind us….

Flying over Honduras in to San Pedro Sula was a vista of green with multitudes of banana plantations ...

And so it began…

A travel blog entry by mrg8920

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... wear. The town was formed after Hurricane Mitch destroyed parts of Honduras in the 90s and is literally made up of a bunch of displaced families. Last year, TOMS shoes (an online shoe company who donates a pair of shoes to children in developing countries for each pair bought, http://www.toms.com/) actually donated a bunch of shoes to children in the Vida Nueva area. The students in first grade there range in age from 5 to 9 and there is even a 12 ...

The Honduran Wake

A travel blog entry by ndwilliams1

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... s house to give our condolences. At first, I assumed it would be inappropriate for me to go, since I was new in town and didn´t know the family. The other volunteers insisted that it would be fine, so I went. Since the school is such a large part of the community around here, the volunteers are seen as part of the community as well. Even if we are gringos.

We rode to the family´s house with some locals that work at the school. ...

Budding racing driver heaven - Copan to Tegus

A travel blog entry by duesouth

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... friction which would normally slow you down.

From Copan you have to take a bus to La Entrada. We met a Belgian chap on the bus from Copan who had travelling with us the previous day from Antigua. He is working in a small village in the Honduran highlands for a NGO that focuses on watershed management and
water quality. He takes the route regularly and told us that the bus would make room for as many people as wanted a seat. ...

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