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Tela, Honduras
... 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 ...
Tela, Honduras silvergirl10... 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 i´d 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. we´d be here all night otherwise. ps Fern you can open our parcel becuase it has some things in there for ...
Tela, Honduras hanscottclaire... 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 ...
Tela, Honduras lanaandgord... thorough internet search is that they were a group of slaves who were leaving St. Vincent by boat, they got into a storm and were shipwecked on the Honduran coast about 200 years ago. The Spaniards were in control of Honduras at that time and they let them stay...free. So they created communities along the coast where they have their own religion, language and life style. In Miami they still live in twig and thatch roof houses without electricity or running water ...
Tela, Honduras lanaandgord... much energy and gushed about how much fun they had and what a great thing this is. They said they "love this trip. This is a vacation [they] will never forget." It really is an accomplishment. Though the three hardly speak Spanish, they were able to make children of Triunfo smile, come together and play, and encourage more girls to play soccer as well. After showering and a bit of chilling out (and learning there is gang violence nearby! yikes :-( ), we went to ...
Tela, Honduras yoomster... up! Alright, everybody. Keep on keeping on. Facher out. Oh yeah, and we may get home a little early, in the event that we are kicked out because we are in these countries illegally. At the borders recently nobody seems to care too much that we are entering or leaving. We have no exit stamps or documents from Guatemala, no stamps or proof we were even in El Salvador, and we just seemed to sneak into Honduras! Doesn't make sense to us! Wish us luck. Peace.
Puerto Cortes, Honduras wolfeac... 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!
Tela, Honduras thephil3... 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 ...
Tela, Honduras javierferrin... watchine a spanish soap opera. The two Canadians I met on the bus watch along and it provides a little entertainment for a while. The bad hotel no good and the bed is worse than bad. I wake up with a very stiff neck and regret my decision from the night before on not looking around for another place and I definitely paid too much. Any amount was too much. Oh well, off for a day of traveling.
Tela, Honduras aero142... he tried to peck a seed and we went over a wave and he missed it, but fair enough. so by the time we reached the island i had started to feel a little funny aswell, but we got there got our bags and and was hearded on to the back of a truck, apparently taking us to a hostel, well we arrived at a dive centre and we were hearded off again, and went into the dive centre, we were very very very wet at this point. as was little steve who was not happy he was churping constantly, he ...
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