Aparthotel Guijarros Tegucigalpa

... and that is pretty much what happened. No one was sure if Monday night was the big night or actually Tuesday night, but having got wrecked on the Sunday with some US Military boys and ending up skinny dipping with them at 2 am, I was in no mood for a big Monday drinking session. Thankfully I got sucked into a pub quiz, which guttingly Dave, Tyson and I lost to Josie, Scott and Alex. Unbelievably Scott beat me on knowing more countries in Africa - ??? So I ...

... years of civil war and political problems to one that just had a coup and hopefully won't descend into chaos. The bus pulled into Tegucigalpa and I actually got to use my law enforcement Spanish I learned years ago when I was a cop. I think the locals were a little shocked I had it in me to pull this "fluency" deep from the recesses of my brain! We got our bags out of the cargo hold and an overly aggressive taxi driver shoved one of my friends aside and ...

... at a children's orphanage. http://www.newlifehonduras.org/ProjectI nfo.aspx<br><br>We cut hair yesterday because of a really bad lice infestation.- Gross! And necessary! We had a whole assembly line going.<br><br>My mom and I have worked on readjusting the organization of the<br>place so that it runs more smoothly. They're so ...

... capital city. There is a concrete central park with a big church that was getting renovated at the time. We poked our heads in and sat on a bench for a couple of minutes. Rikki accidently said "Hell" at one point. The funniest part was when he realized that he said hell in the house of God and then the guilty look that followed. We ...

... soccer team or something like that as they were loud men shouting and singing the whole way. Never mind, I made it back safely to my hotel and that was all that mattered. The next day, I visited some nice caves on the way to Comayagua where an important US military air base is stationed. While wandering through town, it was not hard to spot the American army guys. Then my last stop in Honduras was Tegucigalpa which is a typical sprawling Central American ...

... Not somewhere id normally go for breakfast! It took us 12 hours to get to Tegoosegalpa the capital of Honduras and it is a rather dodgy place. We got to the hotel at 7.30pm and Dawna our tour leader said its best if we stay in because the area wasnt safe. We all ordered pizza for dinner and got an early night (Oh what a healthy day weve all had!)

... few passport issues. I should explain; there is an agreement between Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador and Nicaragua known as the CA-4, which allows completely free travel between the four countries. Although this has its benefits for travelers such as myself, it is also somewhat frustrating in that the maximum number of days one can be granted to travel through all four countries is just 90. My tourist permit was expiring around the 22nd June, and so I had gone to the immigration ...

... is in a cloud forest and probably not too much fun when there are flash flood warnings. That said, I am glad I took the bus. The next day, that Taca Airlines A320 skidded off the end of the runway at Teguz' airport (considered one of the world´s most unsafe because of the short runway and proximity of the hills on the approach) here and onto a roadway, killing several. And (in a preview of things to come), I go next to the Bay Islands ...

Our time so far has been amazing! Our host families are awesome. Stacey is staying with Eduardo (Eddie) and his wife Ruth (Roofie). I am staying with Eddie's parents Don Julio and his wife Donna Theresa. We could not ask for a better set up. Stacey lives with Eddie and Roofie in an apartment above Don Julio and Donna Theresa's house, so we are only a staircase away ...

... hacia el sur, pero aquí las opciones son múltiples y si le haces la misma pregunta a siete personas puedes obtener tranquilamente hasta nueve respuestas diferentes, ¡¡COÑO!!! Tan difícil es decir ¡¡NO LO SE!!! Todo el mundo es muy amable, es verdad e innegable, pero la mayoría de la gente es como si nunca viajase mas allá de 30/40km a la redonda y siempre te van a dar una respuesta a cualquier pregunta que hagas. ¿Quien fue el primer hombre que piso Jupiter ...