curio people are the people that run the Rainforest giftshop.
On May 3, 2005, at 4:52 AM, Charles R. Meador, Jr. wrote:
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> What I meant to say is that Banco Atlantida and BGA should turn you
> away, but it never hurts to try (even different offices of the same
> bank may handle things differently).
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> When you are ready, you may look in to selling your US vehicle and
> using the $ to buy something in Honduras. Saves shipping, duty,
> registration. A diesel is the best thing to own in Honduras given
> gas prices, the problems finding parts and a mechanic who knows how
> to work on your vehicle. Also, your US vehicle can't be more than 7
> years old.
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> I'm drawing a blank on the guy with the house on the hill and the
> curio lady. Since Mark and Maureen (Mo) left town the mood at Expats
> has changed a good deal. Joe and Michelle are doing an excellent
> business but its not the personality place it was. Much of the
> gringo crowd that had frequented does not any longer.
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> The Coco Pando and, more popularly known, Iguana Bar and Restaurant
> are located 1/2 way between el centro and the airport. Through
> Colonia Ponce (coming from town turn right at the Pepsi Bottling
> Plant), straight through Ponce (do not veer right in to Dantillo),
> right at the little bridge and continue straight through the gate.
> You'll hit the place if you don't stop. For your taxi driver: La
> Iguana Bar, por colonia ponce y recto a la playa.
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> We now have signs on the road and some signs through Ponce.
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> Charlie Meador
> Coco Pando Resort
> www.cocopando.com
> La Ceiba, Honduras
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