Hotel Mango Tela

... a lot of preconceived expectations and were truly impressed with the site, the natural setting and forest and what we learned about the Mayans. We liked the town of Copan too...really good street food. OK, we're food tourists as well and often we judge a town on its local food. Thumbs-up for Copan. There were some gorgeous hotsprings nearby that we visited too...ahhhhh. We ended our trip on the Caribbean coast in a town ...

... whislt I made alpha male iguana spikes to attach to my back out of a huge palm leaf. The picutes speak for themselves but it just looked like iŽd tied a palm leaf to my back. You know if tell a joke and have to explain it that its not good. well i wold say the same is true for costumes. Enough said. Nort just for the costumes but from me. weŽd be here all night otherwise. ps Fern you can open our parcel becuase it has some things in there for ...

... ham and cheese in the inside. Pretty close to grilled ham and cheese....75 cents for one....total meal cost for family of four including 2 cokes and two beer was 14 including tip. We were stuffed. ham and cheese pizza....homemade crust.....one big pizza and four soft drinks about 8 bucks. breakfast....typical Honduran with an egg, beans, tortilla, a slice of feta like cheese and avacado 1.50 per person but about 8 dollars for our family ...

... said "take a number"...the waiting room was full of people. Although Gord does not speak more than a few words of Spanish, he insisted that the doctor see Mark. I think because Gord was in the clinic with Albert they got some attention and finally agreed to see him right away. His blood pressure was so low he was near death but they gave him a shot and he has improved. He happened to see us on the street right ...

... and find Kenneth in the morning, when we finally got through on his cell. He picked us up, and we stayed the watched Ironman at his house before getting to bed. The next morning we got up early to get a tour of the area. We first stopped at an old Spanish fort used to fight off pirates. It was significantly bigger than the one we saw in Guatemala, and they had a pretty nice museum to go along with the fort. From there we went to a beach and ...

... greeted with for our $200-night. -Water all over the floor. -No water at all for about 5 hours. When we complained upon leaving, all we got was a very gracious..."I'm sorry." I WOULD NEVER RECOMEND THIS HOTEL FOR ANYONE AND I WILL DEFINITELY NEVER GO THERE AGAIN IN MY LIFE!

... SI HAY PLAYA, bueno ahí mando unas fotillos de una puesta y de un paseo que hicimos por el parque natural de Jeanette Kawas (al cual, otra vez, solo se puede llegar en lancha y este si que sigue como igual que hace mucho tiempo) Crossing the border from Guatemala into Honduras was quite a nice experience, after of the usual hassle travelling in the public transport in Guatemala we arrived to the border and you ...

... d passed it just outside city limits, but I didn't mind at all since the ride was scenic and lovely and it felt great to be back on the saddle. We missed the garden before it closed, but the evening was a success in our minds. Wednesday morning we had a goal: to get to the Laguna de los Micos (Monkey Lagoon) in the nearby national park-- without taking a guided, overpriced tour. With just a bit of asking around we figured out a way to Tornab ...

... time I breathed in I could almost tangibly feel the mold spores going into my lungs. I woke up with a sinus headache but recovered almost immediately after exiting the "box of mold". So, now that you are all panicking, take a deep breath and think about laying out on a quiet sandy beach on the Caribbean Sea. It was beautiful and the temperature of the air and the water were both perfect. There was even a cool breeze. There were a lot of ...

... skills and such like. on the 3rd day we managed to finish off all the paper work and the videos and such like, and went for our first open water dive to like 12m and we did some more skills and then got to swim around for a while, so far we had only been kneeling on the sea bed. Diving is hard work man, even though all you do is swim and breathe its tough and after a couple of dives your absolutely knackered. anyway another early night, i know must be knocking on a bit, and the ...