On The Way To Copán

Newspapers for sale in Miami airport 20o3
Newspapers for sale in Miami airport 20o3

When Peggi’s parents retired they took a lot of trips, some by car, some by train and some by sea. In 2003, as the US was starting the disastorous was in Iraq, they invited us on a cruise through the Panama Canal. I brought our cassette recorder along and came back with some great tapes of manic Panamanian music and djs. The ship left from Miami. We ran into Norm and Pam in the airport.

Passengers awaiting boarding of cruise ship in Miami
Passengers awaiting boarding of cruise ship in Miami

The cruise ship made stops in Playa del Carmen (Peggi and I went snorkeling) and Honduras where we took a long bus ride to the Mayan ruins of Copán, the highlight of the whole trip. My favorite photos from the trip were the ones I took from the bus on the way to the site. They made a good spread in my homemade scrapbook.

Photos from bus in Honduras on the road to the Mayan ruins at Copán, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Photos from bus in Honduras on the road to the Mayan ruins at Copán, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Photos from bus in Honduras on the road to the Mayan ruins at Copán, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Photos from bus in Honduras on the road to the Mayan ruins at Copán, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Honduran kids 2003
Honduran kids 2003
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