Posts about Colonia Bella Vista written by Agua in Roatan.

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On Day 4 of my EWB ‘Potable Water Project’ placement in Roatan, Honduras, I trekked to the Policarpo Storage Tank with Enrique Valdez and Kaylin Webster, in order to view for the first time the 65,000 gallon storage tank, which is located at the highest point of the Colonias. For those who haven’t caught up yet with my first initial post-departure post about Enrique, he is the ‘Water Guru’ of the piped water delivery system and network that was installed in Colonia Policarpo and Colonia Bella Vista of Sandy Bay, Roatan in 2011 by the LW4R church.

Kaylin Webster, is the Honduran Spanish Translator who will be assisting me with my fieldwork in the Colonias of Roatan and she also travels with me around Roatan, when I am visiting new places for the first time. There are 4 Colonias ‘i.e.

Districts’ in Sandy Bay, Roatan, which are: • Colonia Monte Fresco • Colonia Balfate • Colonia Policarpo • Colonia Bella Vista (ordered from lowest topography position within the Colonias to the highest) Google Earth Map view of the Colonias in Sandy Bay, Roatan The 65,000 gallon tank is located at the highest point of the Colonias and feeds by gravity, potable water to the 800 rural self-built homes of Colonia Policarpo and Colonia Bella Vista. 3dsp Wlan And Bluetooth Usb Adapter Windows 7 on this page. Below you will find a few selfies and pictures taking during the trek from the bottom of the Colonias to the top.

Selfie in the Colonias! With Enrique Valdez and Kaylin Webster Taking shelter during a sudden heavy rainstorm Sings “In the jungle, the mighty jungle, the lions sleeps toniiight. – ah wi ba we, ah wi ba we.” smile emoticon We were only halfway to the highest point of where the policarpo storage tank is located at the top of the island and we were still taken in by amazing views of the rest of the colonias Breathtaking view of Colonia Policarpo 65,000 Gallon Policarpo Storage Tank John 3:16 written in Spanish at the side of 65,000 gallon storage tank Myself and Kaylin met up with Enrique at 8am on Thursday 9th July and we all started to head off to the Policarpo storage tank at 8.25am that hot humid morning (temperatures were around 32 degrees Celsius that day). 09.10am – Kaylin, Enrique and myself arrive at Policarpo Storage Tank 10.10am – We stop to eat Baleadas for Brunch in Colonia Bella Vista $1 Baleadas for brunch at Colonia Bella Vista 10.40am – We are back at our original meeting point at Living Water 4 Roatan church, located towards the entrance of the Colonias. What made this trek even more memorable, apart from viewing firsthand mesmerizing natural landscapes of the Colonias, is that lovely morning my immune system was still fighting a small case of the flu! From two nights before in temperatures over 30 degrees.

We must have walked no more than 2 hours altogether, but my body was completely shattered by the end. This was really surprising as I have previously trekked 7 hours on the Great Hangman Cliffs in North Devon as part of my fundraising efforts for EWBUK and RedRUK during the last weekend of May and I felt 10 times better then, than I did that Thursday! Although Enrique bought myself and Kaylin two Baleadas (tortilla wrap filled with egg, cheese, avocardo and chicken) each for lunch and a cold bottle of Coco Cola to help us reboost our energy, my appetite was really small that day and I unfortunately just basically picked at my food that morning.

I did force myself to finish one Baleada in the end, and I took the second one home to eat as lunch for the next day!