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Sun 15th Apr. cont.
After a long 3 1/2 to 4 hours, we arrived into San Pedro Sula at the new main bus terminal just outside of town. Luckily for us, the accommodation we had booked included a free pick up/drop off at the bus terminal and as arranged, at 6pm our lift arrived. We threw our bags into the little Toyota van and were driven …
Baleadas... mmmmm....
We left Copan and headed to San Pedro Sula where we met up with Rachelle and Kelly. San Pedro Sula is the second biggest city in Honduras and we've been told its a little more rough around the edges. I don't know anything about that but I do know that they make a mean Baleada! Its similar to a bean burrito but with a cream thats a cross between …
Horses and the most dangerous city in the world
... was cool. Also got to play with the shell of a tarantula, apparently they leave husks if their body as the grow which is basically an empty tarantula, really cool! The owner also really wanted me to have q go shooting his gun (which everyone has here apparently) as I never had. He couldn't think of anywhere for me to do it though, I told him we were in SP and that I'm sure the street was fine! Didn't end up going to bed till nearly 2 and I have to be up at 4. Going to be tired ...
Departures and Arrivals
... vacation with lots of time spent with family and friends. Some very gracious donations allowed me to bring many school supplies and books back for the schools. Towards the end f vacation, when friends and family went back to work and school I started to get antsy. I knew I had a job to do back in Honduras and could not wait to get back and get busy.
Now I have almost finished my first week back and things have been busy, but fun! I have come back with some ...
Wednesday 7 December 2011 – -Honduras
... on the edge of the Rio Dulce ( Sweet River) Guatemala. For added adventure, it also included a massive tropical thunderstorm, and complete bus terminal power failure. The depot had no generators and was in pitch black and very wet with cows bellowing in our ears - you could hear but not see….spooky.
Much gratitude to Alex who got us on the right bus out of sixty options with the use of the light on his ...
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