San Lorenzo, Honduras

... in about one and a half hours. If you were on a bus the same trip can be extended by at least and hour. Once in San Lorenzo I dropped my bags off at Doņa Tomasita's house and then went to look for Giovanny who had the key to my old house. I really ...

Hey everyone Andrew and I stayed at an Orphanage for 2 weeks in San Lorenzo, Honduras.  It was a great experience getting to know the kids and finding new ways to help.  The orphanage has 30 boys living there.  They live a very simple life.& ...

... the market, where we could grab breakfast and catch the bus.  We ate some black bean and egg burritos and jumped on the San Lorenzo bus.  We also bought some lychees on the bus.  Yummy! We got to San Lorenzo about an hour later.  It ...

... 't seen in one and a half years. I was so ready to get some Don Paco's, I hadn't eaten anything sense breakfast. San Lorenzo hadn't changed a bit. It was still a busy little town with taxis buzzing all over the place. The town actually looked pretty ...