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Froggies
Glad to hear with all that heat that you guys didn't croak...lol...

travelling man.....
llove your new title dave...international man of travel......lovely pics once again. the sloth reminds me of someone....someone from the fleece likely......

love your trip
Thanks for all the pictures, I feel warmer....... - 17 this morning

magnificent northern canadian beauties
i have been infatuated with the natural world all my life and these are just one of the most magnificent churchill, man. photos i have ever seen!

more awesomeness (that is a word...)
guys, great post, and please note that I'm enjoying reading about all your travels through CA. If you are getting this reply, drop me an email because I've probably responded 20 times and have no idea if you're getting these. Is this mechanism broken? El Bob, from Chicago

Masaya . . yah!
Great blog! That was a bit nostalgic for me, seeing your photos of Grenada, the market and the volcano. Those fumes WERE pretty strong. That was an extremely interesting volcano. I had never seen one with that kind of inverted cone. And we loved hanging out in that square in Grenada. Keep writing!

Great pictures...reminded me of the time we spent in roatan loved the snorkling and getting the underwater pictures. We just spent the last two weks touring around portugal - graet place to visit and enjoy the countryside, the back roads and the wine see ya sharon

Honduran deployment
In 1990,I was in the Virginia Air Guard and we had a summer deployment to Honduras. While we didn't get a chance to visit any of the places you mentioned, we did get a chance to visit the capital on our off weekend. In regards to your adventure on the bus, we had similar experiences. During the bus ride, everytime we passed from one province to another, we had to stop so the local police, could walk on our bus to make sure we had the exact number we started out with. This happened several times, coming and going. Another time, we passed what looked like a public execution about to take place. Our bus driver told us to continue to look straight ahead and pretend we didn't see anything. Because most of our ride took place in the mountains, and the bus drivers were not afraid of passing at any given time, numerous times we could look out our window and see sheer drop-offs. In one curve, we noticed where a shanty had been built for living quarters. While that wasn't so unusal, what was unusal, was that they family was slaughtering a pig on the side of the road inside the curve. Over the years, after traveling to third world nations, I've never been so thankful to appreciate what I do have compared to those who have no idea what they don't have. Really enjoy your blogs.

boyz will be boyz
Dave give that kid his ball back !!

Copan and Beyond
Thanks for the National Geographic worthy pictures and the comic relief:)...One question though Dave, does the squirrel chirp with an upside down question mark? xoxPS