Buhos Hostal Cusco

... France). Asked a policamn who pointed us in a direction on hte opposite side of town and we decided to walk there eventhough he said that we were best to take a Taxi. 1 hour later we were on the indicated road for a good 30min but s till no Burger king. Passed an Alliance Francaise (French organisation present a bit every where in the world) and asked them where the burger king was... lol. They told us it was back in the center of town. Grabbed a taxi got ...

... ze mozna opisac to uczucie tak jakbys imprezowal cala noc i nie mial okazji spac tej nocy. Takie uczucie na kacu bez snu. Bralismy tabletki ktore mialy nam pomoc przetrwac to uczucie ale niezby to pomaga i bol glowy zostaje.
Niezbyt mile uczucie.

Cosco to miasto turystyczne, powietrze swiezsze i rzeskie (choc zatrute przez spaliny)
Czekala na nas taksowka, ktora zabrala nas do hotelu. W hotelu Antonio omwil nasz caly ...

... br>are 4 other ruines a little bit further from Cusco, in the Sacred
Valley. These are spread around and therefore not so easy to visit with
local transportation. There were several tours that went to Sacred
Valley ($ 20) through a travel agency, but we wanted to do it less
touristy (2.5 euro). The ruine of Chincherron was for us the most
interesting of the 4 ruines in Sacred Valley. There is also a local
market on Sunday that seemed to be worth while. So ...

... ruins, and much more.We also provide students with the most up-to-date teaching materials available. For those students whom have previously studied Spanish we conduct an oral and written examination to assess their level of knowledge. This enables us to begin instruction at the appropriate level, as well as identify weaknesses. On a weekly basis this ...

... Ive got 5.5kg!!! Whoop whoop! Legendary!!! Going to get down into the minuses on the 2nd night so I have got my thermals packed.

Wont get a shower until day 3 (hmm) so thank you sincerely to the person who invented wet wipes!!

Be in touch either tomorrow or on the 31st. We wont be back until late that night (around 9pm) so it may not be until the 1st Nov when I am able to write.

Take care all you lot.

Fran

xxx

... meters away from the town and we had to walk up into the main plaza with the group before we walked up another very steep hill where our hotel was and we were split off into our rooms. The hill with our hotel was lined with lots of restaurants and souvenirs for Macchu Picchu plus other tourists looking around. Things were twice the price but you could by almost everything you would need for the trip if you had not bought it before. At the top there were natural hot water spas in ...

1) A nice overnight bus ride from nazca to cuzco through the andean foothills changed from the scheduled 12 hours to an award winning 20 hours, genius.
2) Waking at 4 in the morning to what sounded like gunfire, only to find we have blown a tyre in a fairly remote area, 4 hours to the nearest town, probably many more to a reliable garage, and certainly a long way from a reliable AA man called dave.
3) Realising how many peruvians ...

Well, we finally made it to Cuzco...it was a long haul...We left on Thursday afternoon and got here Saturday morning!!! The long layover at Toronto was nice, we had a nice hotel and got a free breakfast...the flight to Lima was great...then we had 8 hour until out flight to Cuzco and the only airport hotel charge alot and would only let two people in per room (and the room had 2 queen beds) and the place was like fort knox, no way we were sneeking up there :( so Gladys ...

... tout le confort qvec petite terrasse et jardin, rendez vous demain pour les photos.
Ensuite petit resto local tres bon pour moins dun euro par personne, pour ensuite chercher un coñbi pour aller visister moray et les salines et la cest le drame....notre petit bourgade a ete bouscule d embouteillages pendant une heure, on n en voyait pqas la fin du au travaux de la place ...

... keeping just what we needed and sending the rest with him back to the hotel in Cuzco where we would stay after visiting Machu Picchu. We had one medium bag between us and Joyce did not feel we could give anything up. Jim and Carol purchased a small bag and once we were in the hotel they pulled what they would need and sent their bags with Edgar. He and the driver were headed back to Cuzco after they dropped us at the hotel. Thus ended another day packed with new sights and experiences.