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Schlucht und Vogelbaer
02:00, mein Wecker läutet. So früh bin ich wirklich noch nie aufgestanden. Boaz ist nicht besonders motiviert, Phoebe muss ihn erst überzeugen. Um 2:15 ist unser Taxi zum Busterminal da. Der Bus hat nur noch 2 Plätze, wir sind aber 4. Wir entscheiden uns zu trennen. Phoebe schließt sich 2 Spaniern an, Tali und ich wollen den Bus um ...
A European city & a wonderful canyon
... hostel al zeer vroeg – 3 uur 's ochtends – om tijdig te arriveren om de condors te kunnen spotten. Na genoten te hebben van deze uitermate grote en impressionante beesten was het tijd om te gaan stappen. Tijdens onze 1e dag wandelden we een kleine 5u in en rond de canyon en konden we continu genieten van de mooie vergezichten, de bijzondere Inca-terrassen, de über-typische inheemse dorpjes en de wondermooie inheemse bevolking zelf. We ...
Reality Tour
Yesterday the group went on a Reality Tour, this entailed a trip to the local market which had everything that you could possibly cook, here we bought pens, paper, puzzles and a football for our next stop which was a pre school centre. This pre school centre is run entirely on donations, the children are between 3 and 5, they come here whilst their parents (of whom are poor) go to work or try to find work. The children seemed very happy to see us and sang lots of songs to us and ...
Coasting to the Colca Canyon
... life dying. The younger generation do not hang around to carry on the farming practices of their ancestors, understandably preferring to move to Cabanaconde or Arequipa to seek education or work as they grow up. Edison suggested that it could be as little as 20 years before the villages, already only half full, are abandoned completely. It would be a great shame, as those we encountered on route seemed content with their simple, serene way of life.
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Between Desert And Mountains
... city because many of its stately buildings are formed from this bleached volcanic stone. We also stopped in at a really cool bank in an old mansion, then moved on to the Museo De Santury, home of Juanita, The Ice Princess.
Sacrificed as a child at the summit of a nearby mountain about 550 years ago, she was discovered by accident during a 1995 expedition. Her well peserved body remains frozen in time with her haunting stare looking back at all ...
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