During a week in October 1998, Hurricane Mitch swept through Central America with the brunt of the destruction taken by Honduras. Floggings caused by the tidal waves and heavy rains associated with hurricanes combined with wind destruction left the country with a clean up process inciting international concern. Figures vary but an estimated 7,000 people died and up to 70,000 homes were destroyed leaving perhaps two million people homeless. In the face of adversity, families worked together with international aid re-using salvaged wood and building materials to put their homes back together and...