Allison Finch
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I would have thought it was meant for anyone who had been there, but... whatever.I think that question was meant for the OP.
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I would have thought it was meant for anyone who had been there, but... whatever.I think that question was meant for the OP.
I encourage any discussion, especially from a trip report, that brings Guanaja to light. I believe it’s the “next big thing”.
The most common underlying question is in regards to “getting from here to there”, followed by the subliminal: do they have a reliable supply line from the “third world” to Guanaja?
It’s an adventure. I’ve been there only times over many years. (versus 45 trips to Roatan)
Guanaja has yet to bear and suffer the real cause of reef degradation...topsoil disturbance due to land development.
Go now, it’s only a matter of time.
Good catch-- That must be a typo of some sort or a confusion with some other hurricane that came through in 2016. I will actually be seeing the author of this review tomorrow and get some clarification."Hurricane Mitch"?
(Scratching my head in confusion)
Good catch-- That must be a typo of some sort or a confusion with some other hurricane that came through in 2016. I will actually be seeing the author of this review tomorrow and get some clarification.yeah - hurricane Mitch was 1998, review looks like 2016? So not quite "on the heels"