A few houses still have thatch roofs.
It was interesting to see many of these epiphytes (also called aerophytes) growing on the wires.
And this last photo is for Ma Hoyt, who lives near other corn fields.
Thursday, August 03, 2006
Honduras Flowers and Plants
OK, maybe this will finally be my last Honduras post. (By the way, the "I was there" photos are on my other website Linda's Family News, in case you didn't already know that.) Tropical flowers can be excessively beautiful. (Click the photos to see a bigger version.)
A few houses still have thatch roofs.
It was interesting to see many of these epiphytes (also called aerophytes) growing on the wires.
And this last photo is for Ma Hoyt, who lives near other corn fields.
A few houses still have thatch roofs.
It was interesting to see many of these epiphytes (also called aerophytes) growing on the wires.
And this last photo is for Ma Hoyt, who lives near other corn fields.
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