Tela Travel Blogs

Hello, I didn't really write anything, but here are some pictures from my trip to Honduras. Hope you like them! If you have questions, feel free to ask.

Crossing the Border out of El Salvador and into Hondurus caused a few mild heart palpitations, as our Chicken Bus almost went over a small waterfall!!  Now the roads generally aren´t great  at border crossings, but this all took place in land that is claimed by both El Salvador AND …

I woke up early today...probably from a guilty conscience as opposed to being in a new place which usually wakes me up when I'm traveling!  I haven't read a bit of my Family Medicine book while I've been working in the clinics, and today was the day of judgment.  I went out on the beach e…

Tela, Tela, Tela… you’re a nice city but I was not planning on staying here for six days. Two at the most- but there was a teacher strike. And with a teacher strike they get militaristic on the govt. and shut down all major highways so that all form of transportation is shut down. I was plannin…

Mid-April to Mid-May travelled to San Pedro Sula, Honduras to work for CARE Central America with other Michigan Business School Students. Our goal was to examine three business and evaluate growth opportunities for three business: Coffee, Bananas/Plantains and Passion Fruit. In addition, we felt it was important to evaluate the beach life.

Her, lidt om min rejse rundt omkring central amerika: Oplevelser, lugte, attraktioner, det gode og det onde, overraskelser og skuffelser. Billeder paa vej. This is a bit about my travels around Central America: Experiences; smells, sights, good and bad, surprises and discomforts. Pics will come

I really enjoyed Tela.  It´s probably a good thing there weren´t any nice yet cheap accommodations here or I would have probably stayed too long.  I did find a nice place with two beds, a fan and my own bathroom for what worked out to be about $13 per night, which is still cheap, but qu…

i went on a missions trip to santiago, honduras, with some kids from my church youth group. once there we helped build a church, paint houses, dig a path through a mountain, and distribute medical supplies to families. so far, i consider the two weeks i spent in central america to be the most rewarding thing i've ever done. unfortunately, i've changed computers since my trip, and am still trying to locate some of my pictures.