Just my photos organized from a recent trip to Copan Ruinas - Mayan
ruins.

http://www.geocities.com/westie97/copan.html

Had a great time. Ruins were fantastic. Hotel was nice, we were right
on the central park near banks, restuarants, craft bazaars, etc. Went
on a three hour horseback ride to an indigenous Chorti-Mayan village.

OB Food - the restuarants SUCKED big time. Every single meal we
ordered was cold! YUCK - there is nothing worse IMHO than room
temperature scrambled eggs and barely tan "toast" that was limp. The
only exceptions were Twisted Tanya's - run by an ex-pat Brit's
daughter and a pizza place run by an ex-pat American. We actually had
hot food there. I had garlic shrimp at Tanya's, kid had an excellent
snapper dinner in a spinach sauce and her friend had salmon ravioli
(he's a local Honduran and has never salmon)

Sandi

S.Dunlap wrote:
> Just my photos organized from a recent trip to Copan Ruinas - Mayan
> ruins.
>
> http://www.geocities.com/westie97/copan.html
>
> Had a great time. Ruins were fantastic. Hotel was nice, we were right
> on the central park near banks, restuarants, craft bazaars, etc. Went
> on a three hour horseback ride to an indigenous Chorti-Mayan village.
>
> OB Food - the restuarants SUCKED big time. Every single meal we
> ordered was cold! YUCK - there is nothing worse IMHO than room
> temperature scrambled eggs and barely tan "toast" that was limp. The
> only exceptions were Twisted Tanya's - run by an ex-pat Brit's
> daughter and a pizza place run by an ex-pat American. We actually had
> hot food there. I had garlic shrimp at Tanya's, kid had an excellent
> snapper dinner in a spinach sauce and her friend had salmon ravioli
> (he's a local Honduran and has never salmon)
>
> Sandi


Nice stuff Sandi!
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S.Dunlap wrote:
> Just my photos organized from a recent trip to Copan Ruinas - Mayan
> ruins.
>
> http://www.geocities.com/westie97/copan.html
>
> Had a great time. Ruins were fantastic. Hotel was nice, we were right
> on the central park near banks, restuarants, craft bazaars, etc. Went
> on a three hour horseback ride to an indigenous Chorti-Mayan village.
>
> OB Food - the restuarants SUCKED big time. Every single meal we
> ordered was cold! YUCK - there is nothing worse IMHO than room
> temperature scrambled eggs and barely tan "toast" that was limp. The
> only exceptions were Twisted Tanya's - run by an ex-pat Brit's
> daughter and a pizza place run by an ex-pat American. We actually had
> hot food there. I had garlic shrimp at Tanya's, kid had an excellent
> snapper dinner in a spinach sauce and her friend had salmon ravioli
> (he's a local Honduran and has never salmon)
>
> Sandi


Nice stuff Sandi!
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