A mysterious cave in Honduras 🇭🇳 - The cave of the GLOWING SKULLS |S6-E53|
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- Опубликовано: 15 июл 2024
- In this episode I am riding to Trujillo. But before I do, I visit the Talgua Caves, or: the cave of the glowing skulls... What a fascinating and eerie place...
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I think Noraly may be the most positive, uplifting, and joyful person I have ever seen on RUclips. When you add to that her fearlessness and incredible zest for life, it’s easy to see why she has become so popular so quickly. Thank you, Noraly, for sharing your joy and inspiring us with your adventure. I really hope your channel goes exponentially viral, so that you can bring smiles to the faces of millions more people. Your channel deserves 10 million subscribers and one billion views. Video content doesn't get any better than this.
Well said.. and welcome aboard. BE WARNING: Itchy Boots is addictive... a day without Noraly is a day without sunshine.
Well said, Kirk. The lady is definitely, by far, the best.
She is definitely sunshine in my day🌞
I second that.👍🇨🇦
Kyle Dunnigan, Jimmy Rees and Mark Dice.
I am Garífuna (black Indigenous) and I’m so thankful that you went and visited our communities, there are plenty of garífuna villages, I’m from Triunfo de la Cruz it’s probably about 3-5 hours away from Trujillo.
Vivan mis paisanos garifunas.
Los garifunas de honduras ds la gente nas pacifica q hay, todo lo contrario de lo q son en otros paises
Shout out to all the Caribs
I am Honduran. I am happy to see you enjoying the country and some of its hidden treasures. Although archeologists are unsure of who the skulls belong to, they more than likely belong to the Pech. The Pech are a Chibchan group who have resided within that region of Honduras for thousands of years. The cave may also be connected to a legendary pre-columbian city, called La Ciudad Blanca, that has yet to be unearthed from the depths of the rainforest. The city is also likely to belong to the Pech who have guarded its location for centuries. Pre-columbian Honduran history is quite fascinating, because it is rich and mysterious. For instance, there are subterranean tunnels, ancient ball courts and artifacts around the country. It was also the meeting point between Meso-American and South American cultures. Additionally, if you're still in Honduras, I hope you try a baleada (handmade flour tortillas filled beans & dairy etc) and a bowl of coconut conch soup or sopa de caracol.
Best ceviche I've ever had!!!
And the street venders selling fresh tortilla with butter. OMG!!
@@sabinadonofrio8863 I'm glad that you enjoyed the cuisine.
Yes, I loved Honduras!!!
The ex.....not so much!!! Llol
I lived there ten years and had two adorable daughters, the best friends I've ever had and a life I could only wish to have again. Sadly, I cannot. The politics was getting rather unfriendly due to the ex.
And now, I can only guess.
Saludos!!!!
I had a very strange experience in Copan. Perhaps, it would be relevant for you.
Are you an indigenous? Your name seems to be Mosquitia. Forgive me if I'm wrong. The area always intrigued me. I did explore Copan and spoke at length with the old caretaker at that time.
He had many interesting facts he shared with me. I'm gently psychic and the area left a huge impression on me, as in a past life with memories of war and violence. I believe the old man sensed this and spent hours speaking with me.
If so, It may be of interest to you.
16:11 Como dato curioso. Esa es una de las primeras 15 iglesias construidas en América, la #11 para ser específico, Hernan Cortes estubo ahí y mando a hacer una casa en 1523, y su nombre Trujillo proviene por la procedencia de su cuñado Francisco de las casas que fue enviado a fundar ese pueblo en 1521, yo vivió a 25 km de ahí ahora vivo en Oklahoma y extraño demasiado las tardes en la playa bailando punta y disfrutando de un tragón gifiti con los garifunas...
Noraly is a very special person. Notice how, no matter where she is, who she runs into, what befalls her, what the weather is, or how out of the way she needs to go, she find beauty and cherishes the experiences, good and bad. The world would be a much better place with more Noralys in it. Probably a lot of thanks go to her parents and family.
So true. In the middle of nowhere, alone, she had a flat tyre. Her first reaction was a giggle. she never complains. endearing personality. I made sure both my teenage daughters watch her videos, they can learn a lot from her.
I think you mean it IS a better place. Very well said. I've shared this channel with people who are not fans of motorcycling or adv touring and they love it. It's hard not to be a fan of someone so authentic and positive.
She is an exceptional young lady for sure. That is why I am trying to watch all of her vlogs. Ride safe ride free.
@@Venkat_Perunkanchi We all can. Make sure you don't force your daughters to watch it though. That would take the fun out of it. Just as Noraly likes to discover things for herself, I expect your daughters do too!
@@Venkat_Perunkanchi Are you kidding? "In the middle of nowhere, alone" is very dangerous and she shouldn't giggle but take it seriously... and don't show it to your daughters unless you want them to disappear or get killed...It's not even safe for men to travel alone, it's just common sense! 😩
The drone view of Noraly crossing the flat terrain covered in palms was spectacular. I especially liked the information about the Garifuna people, who I knew nothing about. The Talgua Caves also sent me to Wikipedia for more info. I love historical and geographical information that sends me to the Google maps or Wikipedia for more detail. It is a great learning experience.
A little sad seeing the palm plantation but I suppose it's a fact of life around there.
Yes, oil palms are the death of biodiversity in much of the tropics.
Yes, you see the oil palms in much of South East Asia too, like in Malaysia, where they stretch from horizon to horizon, replacing the wonderful
tropical rainforest that was there before.
Thank you Noraly for taking me to places I might never afford to visit in my lifetime. You are a gem, i am learning a lot about humanity through your travels. Watching from Zimbabwe. ❤️
Imagine being in that cave at night by yourself 😳😳terrifying! I’m really loving Honduras and Nicaragua. Thanks Noraly I must admit my ignorance about these two countries. They just look amazing, thanks for sharing 👍
You can come and visit
@@CarmenHernandez-xw5is I would love that!!!
I hope u can visit one day 😊
@@naslymejia1114 I’d like to visit u one day 🥰
In a cave it probably doesn’t matter if it’s day or night but i get you 😅
Noraly i get the notification from your chanel at around 8:30 pm here in India, which is our dinner time, me along with my sons and wife watch your videos, everyone is your fan and you are always in discussion while having dinner , you make our dinner time more exciting
God Bless You Noraly
That's very cool, expanding your sons horizons to the amazing world we all live in.
Ours come in at 11:00 am in East Tennessee. So great that your family enjoys Noraly’s video together. Dinner time for us is much earlier (5:30pm). I couldn’t wait until 8:30!
In my country the videos came at midnight! I make sure I watch the video before going to bed on Monday, Wednesday and Friday
Those skulls are really fascinating. Also: that drone footage of the palm forests was absolutely amazing. Thanks so much for sharing!
You are correct, far away of being “creepy”, that was the title of the posted video💁🏽
You said just what I wanted to say. The palm trees were beautiful.
These are no forests though but plantations. Before these trees were planted these areas were all real forest. Palm plantations are in essence a dessert for most species and while green, greatly reduce biological diversity.
Unfortunately palm oil is in almost every product imaginable.
Amazing tour of Honduran landscape today! Deep in the cave are calcified human bones dating 900 years before Christ. Astonishingly, the skulls glow in the after-flash of her camera. Only Noraly could find such sacred wonders and also show beautiful drone footage of tree agriculture, find a delicious fish for lunch, and find a safe place to stay the night, all the while crossing rivers and jungle trails talking us through the coastal environment used by the Spanish conquistadors. A well-researched and well lived day. How spectacular!
Noraly, this video reminds me of how many hours on end you spend riding alone in the vastness. We feel so connected to you and my hope is in times of loneliness you remember the connection and love coming from your followers.
"At least I have some little kids cheering me on." You also have a lot of us big kids doing the same! I wonder what possessed people so long ago to enter so deeply into a cave?
I second that!! I found this channel when she was in Costa Rica a while back and since the very first video I saw, I'm dying to have a bike to go exploring
It’s amazing how many times you wind up in these incredible places that could easily be over trampled tourist traps & yet you’re one of the few people, if not the only one there & then get treated to a personal solo tour! Either your timing is incredible and/or you’ve developed a keen nose for getting well & truly off the beaten path, Noraly. Thanks for the mysterious cave tour, very cool!
You obviously have never visit honduras and by what some reporters said and report about honduras and they make this videos saying so many tings about honduras
The Honduran people are very welcoming when they see a tourist. They are proud of their culture, history, and their beautiful country. Don’t always believe what you see in the news.
The Talgua Caves were really interesting. I could tell you were intrigued about the village four hours away. Another time. or maybe for someone else. Honduras is much more beautiful than I thought. Norely you really bring out the natural beauty where ever you go.
Honduras se ve muy bonito con sus casitas bien pintadas, calles limpias, parques y paisajes hermosos. Muy bien. Saludos de un Colombiano.
It seems that every country has a unique geological feature! The skull cave in Honduras is fascinating find for sure. Your drone footage brings everything into perspective. Another amazing episode in your adventure! Thanks for sharing your day with us Noraly. Ride safe and take care!
Cool caves! And soothing scenic walking path! Noraly, the archeological facts were informative. Awesome aerial view of the tropical/ mountainy area! Thank you for sharing your journeys with us! GOOD MORNING INTERNET!!🏍
Ive been there. Last December I drove from around Honduras and undoubtedly the most beautiful road views are from Olancho to Trujillo. There's a spot im San Esteban, Olancho that you can see waterfalls fall from the top of a mountain to the bottom. It's called "cascadas El Carbon".
Hey Noraly, Season 5 made me want to go to South Africa again and here I am on a solo motorbike tour in Barrydale just now. Derrick, the owner of the Country Pumpkin Pub&Restaurant is a big fan of your Itchy Boots channel just as me and never misses any episode. He was very sad he did not meet you in person at his place when Ronny with his closed kitchen sent you there for lunch. Anyway, very best regards from the Klein Karoo in South Africa and keep on exploring the world.
Noraly may God keep protecting you ..You have made us see countries that we never thought we will see in our whole lifes bigup Noraly💥
Glowing Skulls on April Fool’s Day…and it’s no joke! Fantastic episode, Noraly! You never disappoint.
Just to let some of your followers know, that lunch you had in the Garifuna Village was:
-Deep fried Red Snapper Fish.
-Rice & Beans made with coconut milk.
-Fried Plantains Slices/chips
-Salad lettuce, tomatoes & cucumbers.
And of course Lime, lime juice is the final touch 😋 👌🏻
Itchy Boots, you are the best teacher I ever had. Profound respect, profound admiration. Profound thanks.
WOW! You have all of us who are science geeks pondering the glowing skulls. I'm wondering if in the damp cave a phyto-plankton exists that covers the calcite and, just as large ships stir up the phyto-plankton, the camera's flash causes the same reaction? Itchy Boots, as always combining the best of outstanding videography, travel adventure, science and mystery. A video post that earns a 15 on a scale of 10.
Hey Richard. How are you? Would you please let me know if you find out more about what makes the skulls glow? It was amazing. I have never seen human bones do this process. I live in central California next to a volcano with lots of geology I am still learning about. I sometimes find stones that glow when I put ultra-violet light on them. I have some calcite I want to try to make glow. Cool stuff! Great channel, huh? I love it.
@@MrZog-yv3be As I wrote, it would get the science geeks pondering. That's a good theory. I'm a geologist and have never known calcite to fluoresce but the absorbing/emitting at different wave lengths is fascinating. Hmmm, now that I think of it, fluorite, which is CAF2 as opposed to calcite Ca CO3, could be present and it is called fluorite because.... it fluoresces... By jove, I think we've done it!!
Geology and anthropology at its best. Expedition continues. Those skulls illuminated like radioactive materials but probably all that could be because of phosphorus. Someone can Justify that in case otherwise. Well done Noraly.
The cave and it's history is absolutely fascinating. Thank you for a great ride through that part of Honduras and for the all the interesting details.
Que bella es mi Honduras!! Excelente contenido Noraly!! God bless you
I'm smiling because you probably know more than the cave guide. 😊
As she almost always does...
Good afternoon Noraly, you’re looking radiant this morning, the drone footage was excellent once again, stay safe and enjoy the ride x
🇭🇳Hermosa mi tierra 🌎 yo no conozco esa zona y viendo tus vídeos me doy cuenta que es realmente hermoso 💚
Noraly, you prove over and over, in every episode, that you have the skills and determination, to ride anywhere. In almost any situation. The "Ichy Boots" RUclips channel is so enjoyable to watch. I look forward to every episode. Be safe.
Some of the most incredible experiences of my life were when I spent time with Garifuna families in the Bronx in NYC which is supposedly where one of the largest populations of Garinagu is. My Garifuna friends would always show me pictures of these villages in Honduras after they would take trips back. I'm so glad you went to visit them! I recommend trying to attend a Dugu ceremony, although filming won't be allowed. Anyway, so cool to see this in your videos, I wasn't expecting it!
Joining your big trip by watching your videos makes my personal horizon so much wider and educated me to be so much more "open minded" to other and especially foreign people.
That`s a big gift, you gave me without knowing about it 😄. Thank you, Noraly 😘 !
Love the adventure and the information been provided. As a native of Honduras, it brings back memory and is nice to see home for a change. Thanks for posting Noraly and may your journey continue brings other people happiness.
The cave trip, the meal with the Garifuna people, and the drone shot of the palm plantation were all so interesting in this video. Things and places we may never have known about, except for you, Noraly. Awesome is the word! Thank you!
I lived in Honduras for six years. You should head to La Cieba then take the ferry to Isla de Roatan. It is a beautiful island with some amazing beaches and coral reefs surrounding it.
I know the amazing lady with the itchy boots is the star but none of this would be possible without her best friend Alaska, this is quite an endorsement of that particular Honda. It is truly taking a beating on some of those”roads”. Amazing
It is so wonderful that you adventure here. Over and over you present being there and the beautiful countryside and warm friendly people. These are not the messages I experienced or witnessed from traditional media. Thank you Noraly for including us! I am updating my internal encyclopedia of the world with many thanks to you! Blessings always and enjoy! Thank you!!
Como siempre , fantástico. Siempre aprendiendo mucho con sus maravillosas travesías y su adorable manera de narrar.
Literally shining light on a dark world. We thank you so much for the work you put into these amazing videos that allow us to escape the harsh reality we are stuck with in Europe at the moment
Ah! Jungle, beach, colorful towns, history, drone views, cave mystery, crazy trails, river crossing, what more could we ask? A place to stay the night. 😁👍 What a neat day. Graçias! ❤
A world most of us will never experience brought to us in the comfort of our own homes through the kind compassionate eyes of Noraly. Deepest gratitude 🙏
I found myself urging you on through the water for fear you would lose too much momentum! A credit to humanity you are and an especial credit to motorcyclists 😊🙏
Noraly mucho ánimo, gracias por compartir tus experiencias con nosotros ❤️❤️❤️te saludo desde Cartagena, Colombia.
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ the palm trees drone shots were simply amazing. Goose bumps. Learned a lot today again 😊. Dank je wel uit een vanochtend nog besneeuwd 🇳🇱. Fijn weekend! Enjoy.
Itchy Boots the Joy Bearer!!!! From lost caves to somebody back gardens. What a huge part of my week are your stories! Thank you!!!
Noraly, I love your energy, positivity, and spirit of adventure. I enjoy seen you tackle the small and big obstacles that come across your way. From a laugh at the end of a road, to the quick thinking to find another way to move forward on your journey. Your journey is not just an inspiration to all of us, but it also show us your philosophy and perspective on how to see the world, how to interact with the world and its people, and how to resolve conflict and overcome small and big obstacles positively; with a beautiful smile!
There is only one drawback to your travels...they make my motorcycle travels pale by comparison . Us men are too tied to our jobs . I did wait until I was 27 to get married and that was a gift and a privilege . My wife passed of cancer at 40 ( A fine person ) . But my son , his wife and beautiful granddaughter are the light of my life . You are an amazing person Norally and you certainly know how to live . Happy trails , I hope you have a way to keep your videos . It will give you joy and smiles in your later years . PK
Hey Noraly, thank you so much that you bring us to all these places where the most of us will never enter. It shows how beautifull ist our Planet.
That was another beautiful and educational video Noraly! It is always a pleasure to secretly ride with you! Stay safe!
It's always interesting when you explore caves.
I am so glad I found this page . This lady deserves a Netflix special . What she is doing is so amazing I hope and pray god he blesses every step she takes and takes care of her at all times . She’s definitely helping change the way we see places like Honduras . I’m her videos you can see the beauty and rich culture Honduras has not the dangerous place we make it out to be and I thank her for That.
The spelunking adventures of “Squeaky Boots”, 😂😂. So many prehistoric cultures thought of caves as sacred in one way or another. Very interesting!
Also, the coast of Honduras seems to be the same as the coast in Ecuador, the place with the best food!
Cheers!
thats so true, “Squeaky Boots” 😂😂 , especially with all that cave eco
Yip, those boots need some oil! 🤣
@@Onstweesaam33 Nah, some boots are just loud like that...
You provide the most interesting content. Thank you.
I'm from Honduras living in USA and got to say that I never seen Honduras like this, mostly cause even the local folks are scare to venture like this...so THANK YOU for showing me my own country 🥰🥰🥰😍😍🤗🤗
And got to say you are beautiful 😍
Здравствуйте, Noraly!! Интересно и здорово...!! Наблюдаю..., осмысливаю😉👏🏻👍🏻!! Путешествую🙂💐!!
Noraly was silently doing her own guided tour in that cave (in her head) 🤣😂😅
Our Professor was much more informed on those glowing skulls and stalagmites.
I had never heard of the Garifuna people so that was interesting as well as the delicious fried fish and plantain. I loved my Friday class on two wheels…thanks Noraly 😁
Another wonderful vlog.
I don't know how you manage to find interesting places like the caves with the glowing sculls but I'm glad you do. Well done 👏
hello Noraly, John here again from Honduras. you passed through an area of palm trees that were very leafy and you may have noticed they seem to be in rows. those are palmas Africanas. African palms. their fruit is harvested and used for oil, soap and other things and then exported. any time you see large leafy palm trees that look like they grew in perfect rows that is an African palm farm.
When you are as positive and as joyful as Noraly, it is very easy to enjoy everything life throws at you. And with perseverance as feet, you can go anywhere! Thank you for the wonderful videos!
What a great vibe in this episode!... nice reggae/Latin tunes playing when your fish plate came out, super cool overhead video of that huge Palm grove... awesome job as usual Noraly!
norlay you the most positive person and joyful you make great video,s that cave was incredible great stay safe and enjoy the ride
Love your videos! You’re living the dream!! The skulls were amazing an reminded me of the story of Mother Shipton’s cave in Europe. I read somewhere that we have a cataclysm on some magnitude every 2160yrs. So that sounds crazy these bodies were all calcified in a cave. Maybe they were seeking refuge from some type of danger. There are several volcanoes in that area. Peace an be safe on your travels! 🙏🏼❤️
Que fascinante el descubrimiento de las calaveras fluorescentes!! Maravilloso! Las he conocido por primera vez contigo y en mi tierra. El río Talgua y las minas, precioso todo y muy lejano de la ciudad. Gracias de nuevo! Bellísimas montañas y cordilleras. Ahh, que maravilla de viaje. Mi país es tan bello!
most awaiting for your videos more than Netflix series, much love from Sri Lanka
Incredible to have ones remains preserved in such a fashion, literally transformed into gemstone by Mother Earth. I see a couple comments have mentioned that it’s your birthday today, if this is the case I wish you well, that was one heck of a dinner for the occasion. 100% perfect!
“Our” Noraly we could possibly name the Princess Noraly of GoodHopeWorld. All the Seasons 1-2-3-4-5th and this 6th you Noraly you are bringing us ( for some Adventurers) brighter view to countries, to places we are never going to visit. Noraly=Explorer. Thanks. 🌍🌍🌍🕊🕊❤️🇸🇰👸👸👸🌋🌋🌋
One never knows where Noraly will show up next. You can be assured that it will at the very least be, interesting and exciting. You seem to be chiseling away at many perceptions of the world with your excellent presentations. Thank you, PEACE
They ended up in St.Vincent and the Grenadines an island nation in the Caribbean. Also garifuna are in Belize
Nice that’s my home town and also my dad was one of the first on discover the cave
Great video 👌🙏🙏
So beautiful views thanks. ✌🏻👊
Good afternoon Noraly, from Derbyshire England 😍
Wow the landscape is much like KwaZulu-Natal in South Africa. Thanks again for a wonderful journey, history lesson and tour of the skull cave. You remain a shining star yourself 👍🇿🇦🇿🇦
Thanks for your visit my country, Thanks very much.....God bless you
Me hiciste recordar a Trujillo. Saludos desde estas Honduras.
Another fantastic and amazing ride full of incredible scenery. Thank you Noraly for providing this educational journey that a classroom couldn't. Your spirit is infectious. 👍👍👍👍❤
How interesting and strange were those skulls; have they all been removed from the cave site now though? Drone shots of the palms showed the vastness of the area, but I particularly liked the shot from directly behind you. Enjoying your well shot and informative video as usual 😘
The places you find.... It's all out of this world! The calcified/sulphurized skulls in the cave must be one of a kind, and now you're going for local cuisine of a style I never heard of.
No matter how hard you try, you can't watch this channel and not learn new things.
Traveling the world with you from Georgia, USA. Your family-friendly videos delight us! With you, we see God’s creation from your unique perspective. MANY THANKS!
Thank you for taking me along on your adventures. I loved the skeleton cave and beautiful scenery! I would never see these things had you not gone there. What an exploration!
That cave is a stonker indeed! If there weren't tales of dragons yet, the carnassial tooth-shaped stalagnites there would inspire them. It's easy to see how one could get the idea of being walking into the mouth of a huge raptor there.
…and lovely Noraly and the landscapes and the people and the drone shots and… 😍 🤗
Every episode makes a day! 🤘🤗
That cave is fascinating, thank you so much for sharing your adventure today!
Driving through all those stop signs on crossings makes me smile😁 Love her style❤ relajante👍
6:01 - So I was thinking, at what point is Noraly gonna tell this guy that she's a geologist, and he really can kick a few gears up when it comes to explaining the caves instead of basic things like stalagmites and stalagtites? 😂
Yeahhhh..I was thinking the same 😁
Haha, Noraly is too polite to tell him that, but I was chuckling too.
Teaching your granny how to suck eggs is the expression
I was thinking the same thing. She obviously didn’t tell him before they went in with the routine guide talk.
Maybe she was afraid it would embarrass him that she would know more than him. Great drone views again too!
It just goes to show what a nice thoughtful person she is.
Wow, those shiny calcified skulls were amazing!! Thank you so much for going out of your way to show us this amazing location! I don't imagine many foreigners make it to this part of Honduras. In 1996, I spent a couple of months traveling in Guatemala and Honduras. Hiked in a national park near Gracia (I think) and traveled all along the coast and made it out to one of the Bay Islands. Loving your explorations through Central America. Stay safe!!
It's because of the dirt trails and off-roading that we all keep watching 👀 so beautiful, such great film work.
"I somehow ended up to this back road." That`s positive and inspiring Noraly whom we have seen several times in her videos and she is the best biker and video vlogger.
I cannot recall ever seeing a palm tree forest before. Amazing!
A plantation.
The forest is gone.
That is African Palm plantation, used for cooking oil and other products.
@@kidofspeed I thought it looked a little too prefect to be natural, but it's still beautiful to my eyes.
@@jordesign it is beautiful, my dad used to troll me as we drove by when I was little, he would say something like "isn't it incredible how these trees just naturally grow in rows?" And I would be all amazed and buy it.
It’s a plantation. There are plenty of those plantations in South East Asian countries and also in Afrika.
I feel this video is gonna be great
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[EDIT] It was great 👍🏻
at 1:00 , where she starts looking for a place to have breakfast.. thats great acting , really funny gesture 😄perfect to kick start the adventure
Ahhhh! Glowing skulls; thanks again for another great video-also cool food. Cheers from the Pacific West Coast of Canada.
Olá Noraly, obrigada por nos levar em sua garupa virtual, o passeio foi foi incrível e seguro como sempre, com uma excelente filmagem aérea das belas paisagens de montanhas, visitas por lugares inusitados e sombrios como a cavernas dos crânios 💀 e como de praxe, você mostra o seu conhecimento sobre os lugares ao qual visita, nos contando histórias que enriquece seus vídeos e agrega conhecimentos. Isto e muito bom , gostei e aprendi mais um pouco, no mais, mantenha-se segura e até próxima.
The cave was so interesting. I also love to explore caves. In our state there are many caves and I've explored most of them, but as our place is still young there are no features inside, and we are still in the Young Fold Mountain, with pointed peaks. But, in 2001 we went to a cave in the Eastern side (Farkawn Village of Mizoram, NE India) bordering Burma, where the cave contains skulls and bones of human beings, and there's no exact record of it, too.
When I saw those skulls, I had a thought in my mind that it may be some of the people who migrated from Asia before the Continental Drifted (Continental Drift Theory), and can be the Red Indians, too. It can be or cannot be, as I'm not a researcher. It's hypothesis isn't it !...hahaaaaa...It was an interesting cave.
And I think and feel that the people of Honduras are fond of Blues Music. The bike that you approached before reaching the hostel was playing music, I've heard it, and in the restaurant they were playing Blues Music. There's a guitar music piece named Santa Fe too. May God lead you all the way to Alaska . Gracias...
Hope you enjoy my country welcome to Honduras❤️
The dirt trail you were riding through that forest of palm trees was amazing!!! Thx for allowing us to join in your journey to Alaska!
What a great adventure. I learned a lot and it was great to be back in Honduras (although vicariously) after 40 years.
Wow - awesome fotage!
Noraly, be careful out there. El Salvador is having a lot of trouble. Our hearts go out to the beautiful people of El Salvador.
Honduras is one of the best kept secrets of the world. And most people are very loving and caring people. Honduras has my heart forever.
That cave was incredible! Great video!