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eleven

7/23/2019

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​Connection is what our world is built upon. Connection to people, nature, themselves, etc. can create massive growth within a community and oneself.

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Reflection

7/23/2019

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The main pillar that I felt throughout this whole trip was the pillar of connection. ​We all connected on such a great level, and my body really hurts from laughing so much. ​

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hoops

7/14/2019

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This week has been the most influential and positive week of my entire life. I have gained so much knowledge about fly fishing, life, and the world that surrounds me. ​

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Low Key

7/13/2019

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If he did guide for the money, he wouldn’t be any good. Travis is one of the guides at Abaco Lodge - he’s probably one of the coolest and funniest guys I’ve met. ​

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Explorin'

7/13/2019

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Today while wading the flats, I learned a lot about fishing / sight fishing/ and the experiences around it. It is not just about catching fish but it’s really about soaking in the environment around you and being disconnected from everything. ​

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Bonnaca

7/12/2019

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​ I’ve spent a total of two weeks of my life in Guanaja and the first day I was here it was so obvious that the people here are so much happier than anyone that I know back in the states.

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one life vs another

7/8/2019

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Throughout my 15 years of life, I have had many amazing experiences that will forever reinstate me. The time I had with the boys and girls in Sandy Shores are those that I will carry with me for the rest of my life.

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smiles

7/8/2019

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At home, I’m lucky enough to have a small half-court basketball hoop, and although I do play on it sometimes with my friends, I take it for granted. All these kids had was a plank of wood bolted onto a tree and a plastic box-crate as a hoop. After my experience with them today, I bet they thought it was one of their favorite things to play with

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Sandy shores

7/8/2019

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Throughout my 15 years of life, I have endured many amazing experiences that will forever resinate with me. But, the experience I had with the young boys and girls in the town of Sandy Shores is something that I will carry with me for the rest of my life.

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Perspective

7/7/2019

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​In our discussion, we talked about our interviews with the locals. I feel like this talk really helped me understand and realize how special this community is and really put Guanaja in perspective to the states. Talking to the locals was really fun. Everyone in Mangrove Bight has a story they are willing to share and without a filter and keeping no secrets, because here, everyone is equal and their is no sense of hierarchy in this society. No one cares about the clothes on your back or the shoes on your feet, people here probably don’t know what capital is or socio-economic status is because their is no need to, their is no need for people to prove themselves in any way to the people in this community. They just provide for themselves and their family. They might not know what capital and S-E-S is because of their lack of education, but at the end of the day happiness is all that matters with anyone. People try to hide their shame, misery, and sadness behind the mask of their money but those people will always live a half life until they can understand the true meaning of happiness. They will always be lying and never can get to their full potential hiding behind a mask. These people in Guanaja have no mask. This town and this place is all about perspective. Looking at what they have rather than what they don’t have. Looking at the glass half full rather than half empty. That is something these people have mastered or maybe it’s just all this town has ever known. That is something I would like to take back home to the states and I think we should all try and take back home. Besides the fishing and the amazing aspects of nature. Perspective is what I took away most from my journey to Guanaja, Honduras with some buddies to try and make an impact on the community but thinking back I think they have made a bigger impact on me this week.
- Jack Mabley Week 3 
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