Innka Bed & Breakfast Lima
Ave. Arnaldo Marquez #2386 Lima, Peru
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When 3 Became 4
... their destinations, there are conductors that just shout out the stops it will make. Imagine someone hanging out the door of a minivan shouting ``west croydon, broad green, thornton heath, norbury`` and you get the idea. After a 45 minute journey we arrived at the airport and made our stand at the arrivals gate. We had made a tiny sign with the words `Mr Eason` on it and decided that as soon as he saw it we would make as much noise as possible.
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Pisco Sours, Shopping & New Friends in Lima
I woke up Monday morning super excited to explore Lima and start taking pictures (Clearly, one of the main things I was looking forward to). We relaxed in the morning, showered and waited for Sandra and Juandiego (our fabulous, amazing hosts) to get back home. Now, for the first couple hours I was ok sitting at the house and reading my book, but around noon, I started to get antsy. And I mean really antsy. Phil knew it instantly. Don't get me wrong, ...
Machu Picchu
... of walk back to the city. A rain shower came through which was cool because a mist came up the valley and covered Wayne Picchu and we had to put our ponchos on, but I jumped in every puddle back to the city. The great thing about showers here is that they finish as quickly as they start and at the bottom we were treated to a double rainbow. Of course mum and dad thought this was just for them and we took lots more photos. Most of the people had gone by this stage, so we ...
Johns Excellento Tour of Lima
... next to the sea containing lots of nice little restaurants and coffee shops.
We spent the night at Paracas National Park which is a huge desert. We camped next to the sea and there were beautiful views of the nearby cliffs. The sand was so thick and yellow and managed to get everywhere. We saw some more dolphins. We ate Lasagne which was baked on the coals from the fire, delicious! Afterwards, the Park Ranger joined us and he ended up doing a raffle to win his ...
Nasca - Lima
... gold refinery which proved surprisingly interesting (not just because of Princessa, a heart-meltingly cute puppy so dusty that clouds came off her whenever we stroked her). This place was an "informal mining" place; given a brief reference to not paying tax, and the big metal doors at the front, I thank that "informal" could be taken to mean "unlicensed"/ "dodgy"/ "illegal". Didn't look like much fun though. From a 60kg sack of mud, on a good day a ...
This bed and breakfast was formerly known as: El Inn-Ka Bed & Breakfast

