The Eagle has Docked
June was a windy month on Roatan and two unusual vessels chose Roatan as a port of call. On June 26, six Cuban refugees sailed onto the reef at Fantasy Island.
Roatan’s Beauty, Truth & Wisdom
Forgotten Clunkers
A bit like two old friends tired and defeated and awaiting their fate, they sit quietly and motionless at the far end of Oak Ridge Harbor.
Elementary Help
Allred Daycare and Learning Center [ADLC] in Coxen Hole is providing an option to hard working parents with few resources.
Let the Sea be Our Wall
Immigrants have been front and center in the media in the last couple of months. With the recent crime wave on the island, the locals and some mainland transplants have been up in arms to stop the unchecked flow of immigrants to our islands.
August & September Happenings
Roatan is a perfect place to practice wind sports: sailing, windsurfing and kiteboarding and Paya Bay is now a small Mecca for kiteboarders.
Roatan and Black River
After taking Roatan from the British in March 1781, General Matias de Galvez, commander of all Spanish forces in Central America, turned his attention to the last English outpost in Honduras.
Road Works Galore
The amount of road maintenance and new road construction taking place in the summer of 2018 is a game changer for Roatan. “You can hear the change of the atmosphere.
Mixed Media Roatan
There is a long history of painters moving to tropical islands attracted by the embracing light of the warm sun, luscious greens of the vegetations, and the glorious and inspiring sunsets.
Coral Christmas Trees
Corals reefs are dying. The MesoAmerican barrier reef surrounding Roatan is experiencing unprecedented fatal stress from increasing water temperature, acidity and nutrients like sewage, pesticides, and fertilizers.
Eyes Looking East
She sits on her rocking chair looking at the Oak Ridge valley her family owned for almost 200 year, her gray hair blowing in the wind as she looks east towards the oak trees moving in the breeze.
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