Karma Guest House Lima
Diego Ferre 371, Miraflores Lima, Peru
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Ipsayccasa pass - 4500m
... for a very late lunch. All the while guinea pigs were roaming around the kitchen. While mum and dad had a siesta I played with the kids. The local ladies came and showed us their crafts and we also watched a lady weaving. Mum and I taught the kids how to play tag and pretty soon we had them all laughing. I got dragged away for dinner and by the time I got back out the kids had all gone to bed, so it was our turn too. It was a pretty big adventure ...
Overnight stop in Lima
... and had a caught up with family at home before heading out for our breakfast. I'm getting my appetite back and have finished my corse of pills for the parasites still have 4 more days left of the salmonella tabs and I have also noticed a lovely junkie bruise on the inside of my elbow from my blood test. I finish my boring diet today so tomorrow I'm going to eat well hurrah! We then went back to the hostel to check out and wanted to have a quick look at the beach with ...
Wk12: The wheels on the bus go round, round....
... u are in the universe. It was a great tour with some really knowledgeable guides who really did make u think about space and our place within it. I'd def recommend it.
The tour ended at 3am, but my day was only just beginning. I'd booked another tour which began at 4am and this one was to visit El Tatio Geysers. For those that don't know, geysers are areas where there is volcanic activity underground and this heat combined by the extremely cold air above ground ...
Miraflores: A Coastal Gem
... to check it out this week, but I've also been warned by a few people, including Carlos today, that this isn't a place you want to go walking around in alone at night. Pickpockets are everywhere, so being in a group is the way to go.
For now I'm still settling in and getting to know my way around the neighourhood. Tonight we're going out for dinner, and I look forward to sampling some delicious Ecuadorian ...
Nasca - Lima
... population is diluted by the realities of being in a mining town.
The flight itself over the Nasca lines, aside from being stomach churning, was pretty cool. I went with two Dutch girls from the hostel in a 6-seater Cessna with an Italian couple to make up the numbers. Once we were over the lines, the flight was a frantic affair: while the pilot banked steeply to circle a figure, the co-pilot would be shouting through the headset, "Right! ...


