Saturday, November 15, 2008
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Through Honduras To Copan
We left the Caribbean and returned to Central America, at La Ceiba, on the Northern Coast...
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We had to get up at 6am to take the boat. So when we docked at 9am, a bite to eat was high on the agenda. And what better to eat than a delicious fried empanada?
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Waitng and waiting and waiting for the van to Copan, man - can you spot Erik on the right in his white cap?
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The sign in this upscale rest room reads 'wash yourself in this bucket'...
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The beautiful Hondurian countryside... Wait, isn't that black smoke?
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Here's the route we took. It's a primitive map - La Ceiba is on the coast, and as you see we traveled east and slightly south, almost all the way to the Guatemalan border. We arrived at Copan Ruinas, a 19th century city of steep cobblestone streets, in a blinding rainstorm... but that's for a different post, probably Tuesday or Wednesday....
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