La Posada De Belssy Copan

... screen was the U.S. match. With 30 seconds left Honduras was winning 2-0, but none of that mattered because the U.S. was losing 2-1. Suddenly, the U.S. scored! The entire restaurant jumped for joy! We all looked to the Honduras game and the Honduran players had all stopped playing and were crying tears of utter bliss. It was an amazing, amazing moment. <br><br>We were a block from the town plaza so we ran outside and into the streets. Cars were honking their horns ...

... a chicken bus! At la entrada, we transferred to a nicer bus, which took us to Copan Ruinas. At £4 for the journey, it was a bit of a bargain.<br><br>We found a cheap hotel for $5 pn&#8230; no hot water, but the room was clean and ensuite at least! We spent the Friday pm at Las Septultas, which was the residential area around the main ceremonial ruins. <br><br>Sa***************ed out for a 7am horse ride to a grand hacienda, and then walked for about 15 mins to see a local mayan ...

... back to the hostel.<br>Right on 9pm the power in the town went off for about 40 minutes, One way to make sure all people get off the street I suppose! Bloody Honduras! Bloody Presidential Coup!<br>There were plenty of other things to do in the area, but I wanted to make a few days up, so decided to head to the Bay Islands to do a scuba diving course the next morning. Two Kiwi girls from the hostel were also heading off, so we teamed up to leave in the morning<br>

... It was basically where scortching hot water from the ground poured into a river. There was an interesting mix of hot and cold water. It was lovely. We chatted with the Brits about politics and what not (they were very excited to learn that Tony Blair now teaches at our school), and we admired their accents as they said things like ¨Blimey!¨ and ¨Right-O¨.<br><br>It was a fantastic day. The nation´s troubles were the last things on our minds.<br>

... pineapple almost straight from the tree. Amanda notes very accurately that eating the extremely fresh pineapple was practically a religious experience! We were disappointed to learn that the officials at the border crossing usually do not give Honduran passport stamps. However, when Amanda asked if we might have one, they gave us each a Copan Ruinas stamp (score one for the collection). About ten minutes after we crossed the border, we ...

... qui emploie à temps plein 5 enseignantes guatémaltèques.<br><br> Les enfants, (a partir de 5-6 ans) peuvent venir y faire leurs devoirs ou faire des recherches dans la bibliothèque ou sur Internet, beneficier de l'aide, du savoir et du savoir-faire des enseignantes, y recevoir des cours d'informatique ou de soutien (maths, ecriture, lecture), participer à la grande activité quotidienne, lire à la bibliothèque et surtout, surtout : jouer. <br><br> Une volontaire n ...

... Scarlet Macaws that were flying around and it is one of the most beautiful things to see. Spent two nights here in a nice hostel that cost $5 a night. This is supper clean and nice sheets with hot water. The town has coble stone roads and nice old buildings. The people are nice and it is very low keyed. I am off to the tobacco region tomorrow ...

... vorstelle, aber waehrend der Bootsfahrt mussten wir bei so Indianerhandwerkszeuglaeden und heissen Quellen, die nochmal 2$ gekostet haetten aussteigen. Das fanden wir definitv nicht so ok. Aber naja, musste da ja jeder mitmachen (ausser unserem Boot lagen immer noch ein paar andere vor Anker).Ganz goldig waren dort die 3jaherigen, die da einfach ueber in Zweier-Kajaks ueber den Fluss geschippert sind. Jede deutsche Mami waere ...

... preacher, my mind began to wander. I began to think about what would happen if I put my hand on Gaby´s leg and worked my way north. What the reaction would be if I bent her over the pew and afterward climaxed on her face. <br> <br> So I lied about wanting to go to church and got horny on account of some perverted fantasies I had during the sermon. Does that make me a bad person? Yeah ok, it makes me a really bad person. <br> <br ...

... I bought some of their top notch stuff from the office and rather than give me a bag from in there they went and got me one that had just been roasted and ground. It´s damn good but I still haven´t found anything to rival Vietnamese coffee. Even better than the coffee tour was the Flor de Copan cigar factory. They do actually do tours there and it was brilliant. We got to see all the stages from the leaves coming in to be stored and matured to ...