I was pretty dissapointed that they didn't have more people in the back. |
Umm, should I be standing here watching him, or should I be trying to find a mask? |
Beautiful paintings, this guy was very talented |
Crystal's favoritio |
A fountain that actually works! |
This parque central was much shadier (in a good way) than Comayagua's |
photo 3 of 120 in the series. (Crystal kept licking her lips or closing her eyes when I took the picture |
The future's so bright, we gotta wear shades |
What are those crazy gringos doing? |
Belltower framed by a twisty tree |
I researched as much as possible and couldn't find the name for this cathedral |
I dub it: Catedral de la Valle de Angeles, de Honduras, de Tierra, del Sistema Solar, de la galaxia Vía Láctea, del Universo |
These flowers totally reminded us of corn on the cob |
Thanks to Yahoo! Answers, I now know that these are called Golden Shrimp Plants or Lollipop Plants |
Lollipop with an Assasin Bug nymph? on it (Thanks for your help candy2mercy) |
Hydrangea |
more Hydrangea, I never noticed that the stalks between the flowers are blue as well |
A bright yellow day lily |
Beautiful "Flamingo Lily" (I think that's what it's called, but there are almost 1000 species that are in the Anthurium genus) |
Another Flamingo Lily? |
pretty flowers |
A different variety of white Anthurium |
The trees were full of mosses, orchids, and bromiliads |
Looking up at the center of the park |
Huge flowering tree by the Cathedral |
One way |
or another |
Now where did I put my hammock? |
Side shot of the cathedral |
many of the rooves have plants growing on them. I think these ones are dead |
House of the Grandmas |
Dr. Policarpo Bonilla's old house (President from 1894-1899) |
I'll bet these guys are really loud in the morning |
Close up of the rare Gallos de Honduras |
Ride home from Tegus |
Nothing beats Indian Coffee, Honduran Indian that is...not American Indian, or East Indian (way to go Columbus) |
Hondutel's (govt. run telecom company) large satellite dish in the valley outside of Tegus |
Sun rays breaking though the clouds on the way back to Comayagua |