Hotel Gran Central Tela

City Centre Tela, Honduras

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Sea, sun and…erm…ganja?

A travel blog entry by larryweil

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... beautiful countries and they’re polluting them without any thought to the consequences. On one of my many bus journeys, the woman sitting in front of me was eating a chicken (surprise surprise) out of a plastic bag. And I actually thought at the time, well at least if she throws the chicken out of the window it’s bio-degradable. And what did she do? She threw what was left of the chicken out of the window….along ...

A Gringa in Cofradia

A travel blog entry by mrg8920

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... the school year will be as a resource teacher, I am teaching fewer lessons than others so that I have more time to observe students and teachers in action. I also co-teach once a week with Adam to simulate the “push-in” system where Resource Teachers will be pushing into the classrooms to work with selected students who need extra assistance or further challenging.

My first task was science within the theme of Oceans. Narrowing down ...

Thanksgiving...Honduran Style

A travel blog entry by boehmini

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... wha?!? A father and son cut right in front of us! Actually, I'm not that surprised. If there is one lesson that traveling the world has taught me, it's this: Only in America do we hold sacred the practice of waiting in lines.

With minutes to spare, the Gringo Crew purchases tickets. Success! Most people have already boarded the bus, and it looks like we're just in time. As Christine walks away with her ticket, she ...

Good Ridence!

A travel blog entry by our_oyster

... the leading up and coming tourist destinations but it has a very long way to go. There are several tours that are offered out of the town but they are all incredibly overpriced. Plus when it gets dark everything shuts down and it gets a very seedy feeling. We felt like we spent a lot of time indoors. Which on the brightside was a pretty sweet deal. We ate lunch on the first day at Cesar Mariscos which is a highend hotel right on the water and ...

Fried fish and plantains

A travel blog entry by beckandbill

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... swimming. We didn't like the look of the water, and we saw a dead dog on the beach, so we just got some fried fish & plantain and walked back to Tela along the beach, which had a lot of rubbish on it (which doesn't seem to bother the Hondurans).
The next day we took a tour out to a place called Punta Sal, its the small pointy bit of land just to the left of Tela if you look at the map. That was really nice. A boat took us out to a nature reserve which ...

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