This is a series that captures the voices of islanders in Utila, Honduras in a series of interviews.
You probably don’t know where Utila is, and neither did I until this past summer when I spent a month on the tropical island learning to be a dive instructor. Between the classes and time in the water, I got a chance to talk to a few people along the way. Their stories speak for themselves.
Utila is an island off the coast of Honduras and is one of the three Bay Islands—Utila, Roatan, and Guanaja—that are a part of the Western Caribbean.
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Libraries with books are out and “plant libraries” are in. Leta Dickinson’s snapshots of island life continue with G, who spends his time cultivating naturalized island plants.