Tag: Honduras

by James Murren 27 February 2013 Number of comments0
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Post #500, 5 Years Later…Break Time…More to Come

Five years ago in February on “leap day,” I opened up this nook of the interspaceworldwebnets. This marks the 500thContinue Reading

by James Murren 08 February 2013 1
Honduras

Get Outside and Play!

We always feel better once we leave the indoor world and move our bodies and have a little fun! GetContinue Reading

by James Murren 30 November 2012 1
Honduras

Dugout Canoe: La Mosquitia, Honduras

About an hour before arriving to Las Marias by foot after five hours of hiking, we happened upon a work inContinue Reading

by James Murren 29 November 2012 Number of comments0
Honduras

Santa Fe, Colon, Honduras

One of my favorite places to be…

by James Murren 13 November 2012 Number of comments0
Honduras

La Mosquitia, Honduras

The only way into the remote regions of Honduras’ La Mosquitia is by foot, boat, or plane, if you can arrange andContinue Reading

by James Murren 26 August 2012 Number of comments0
Honduras

Adams Co, PA Peace Corps

An effort back home is documenting local residents who served in the Peace Corps.  Here’s an excerpt of my contribution:Continue Reading

by James Murren 20 March 2011 Number of comments0
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MTB in the Shadows of La Ruta

Thirty minutes into my ride, I met up with a local mtber who informed me that I was climbing upContinue Reading

by James Murren 03 December 2010 Number of comments0
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Go Here and There

Zunil, Guatemala–hot water and women’s co-op off the beaten path Santa Fe, Trujillo, Honduras–drums and guifity and welcome Harrar andContinue Reading

by James Murren 20 January 2009 Number of comments0
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3 Owls and Greatness

A few minutes into a winter walk last week, wind chills below zero and the late afternoon sun doing itsContinue Reading

by James Murren 17 March 2008 1
Honduras

Return to Hondo: The Boys

The Boys  Nearly every late afternoon when I was in Manto we played basketball on the court by the churchContinue Reading

by James Murren 16 March 2008 2
Honduras

Return to Hondo: New Year’s with the Garifuna

The Garifuna  Descendents of black slaves, with Carib blood mixed in, the Garifuna are mostly scattered in fishing villages alongContinue Reading

by James Murren 15 March 2008 Number of comments0
Honduras

Return to Hondo: “We Want Our Water”

“We Want Our Water”  One of the projects I worked on involved protecting a watershed in the mountains that wouldContinue Reading

by James Murren 14 March 2008 1
Honduras

Return to Hondo: Going Home to Visit Friends

Going home My wife and I boarded the Manto bus in Juticalpa, and I immediately asked the driver if DoñaContinue Reading

by James Murren 13 March 2008 Number of comments0
Honduras

Return to Hondo: “No Woman, No Cry”

“Hola Yames!” The twenty-something year old man that was standing in front of me in the late evening dusk ofContinue Reading