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I arrived in Hondouras yesterday, definately a 3rd world country. You can get by on $5.00/day or live like a king on $25.00/day. There never was a coup here according to the locals, just the news distorting it to us. Hondouras has a constitution modeled after ours. The President wanted a 3rd term after 2 and that was all he was allowed. When he tried to force it the people threw him out.
The country is mostly lush green tropical jungle mountains soaring to a whopping 500'-1,000'. It looks like a great place to come and live off the land. There are fresh fruits and vegetables growing in the wild or for sale everywhere. There is also plenty of fish, chicken and beef available.
I am staying on the Island of Utila 1/2 hr. ferry ride off the coast. There is a continuous plesant seabreeze and those pesky little noseeums:gaah::surrender:. Other than that everything is great, will get over jet lag today.
If anyone wants to know anything or has any questions I will try to find out, this should be a real learning experience. Sail
The country is mostly lush green tropical jungle mountains soaring to a whopping 500'-1,000'. It looks like a great place to come and live off the land. There are fresh fruits and vegetables growing in the wild or for sale everywhere. There is also plenty of fish, chicken and beef available.
I am staying on the Island of Utila 1/2 hr. ferry ride off the coast. There is a continuous plesant seabreeze and those pesky little noseeums:gaah::surrender:. Other than that everything is great, will get over jet lag today.
If anyone wants to know anything or has any questions I will try to find out, this should be a real learning experience. Sail