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San Pedro Sula was quite hot and very muggy. It is full of graffiti, some gang related, but a lot of it is politically driven. Driving through San Pedro Sula is like driving through Atlanta with traffic laws.
It was pretty hot there, but cooler tempertures in the mountains that what it was in Anderson while we were in Honduras. In fact, it has been hotter here since I got back. It was 103 here yesterday, and 101 today. I came through a terrible, hurricane like storm coming back from main street today and was excited because it was raining...the grass is turning brown, not good...but when I got home, there was no rain here.
3 comments:
Wonderful pictures. Very powerful. Thank you for posting them.
The country is so beautiful and then the poverty there is so ugly. It almost surreal.
Those are absolutely wonderful pictures. They do have that surreal feal to them, almost like most of them were posed for, but I'd be willing to bet they weren't.
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