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The town of Copan Ruinas, Honduras (Part 2)
The town of Copan Ruinas, Honduras a typical street in Copan Ruinas, Hondurfas Unless you have a very long way to go in Copan Ruinas, Honduras, it is easier just to walk everyplace rather than take one...
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The street markets of Copan Ruinas, Honduras (Part 1)
Ok, I have been really bad lately by letting my blog posts dwindle just a little . I have been taking a couple of really tough classes in translation and interpreting that have been eating my lunch! I...
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Copan Ruinas, Honduras-the Street Markets (Part 2)
In addition to fresh fruits, vegetables and meats in the street markets of Copan Ruinas, Honduras; you will also find a variety of products that the people use in their daily lives. Seeing this stuff...
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Copan Ruinas, Honduras-The Mayan ruins (Part 1)
The big attraction to the town of Copan Ruinas, Honduras is the Mayan Ruins located only one (1) mile outside of town. It is an easy stroll. Part of it being a tree lined walk. Suggest you go in...
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Copan Ruinas, Honduras-The Mayan Ruins, Part 2
There were very few tourists the day we visited the Mayan ruins of Copan Ruinas, Honduras. I went with Kathy and Sharon, 2 other students from the Ixbalanque language school. It is very easy to...
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Copan Ruinas-The Mayan Ruins. Honduras Part 3
Not only is it fun and educational to walk around the open ruins with a guide, but also located on the grounds is a museum that has a lot of replicas of different artifacts that have been discovered at...
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Copan Ruinas, Honduras-A night at Jim’s Pizza
Normally, I am dedicated to eating only the local food wherever I might be. However, Ron, one of the other students from the school had suggested we break from routine and head to the only pizza joint...
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Copan Ruinas Honduras-My family life
When you live with a local family, which I have done many times in Latin America, the experiences are always varied–that’s what makes it so fun. The school I was attending, Ixbalanque Spanish School...
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Recovering in Copan Ruinas, Honduras
After I got caught in the thunderstorm walking back from the ruins that I mentioned in my previous post, I was pretty well soaked to the skin. Remember, I had to wade the streets in some fast rising...
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Copan Ruinas, Honduras-a dangerous fall while leaving Honduras
After a week of successful studies at Ixbalanque Spanish School, and recovering from a respiratory illness for stupidly wading through dirty, muddy, flood waters in the streets, I thought the rest...
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