Daniel's Lima
Las Castanitas 152, San Isidro, San Isidro Lima, Peru
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Walking & riding the Lares Valley Inca trek
... We crossed lots of water crossings which got my feet wet. After about an hour we made it to Huacahuasi. We were staying with a local family in their front yard. They had 5 kids and even though I didn't know the language we had a lot of fun. They had bits of toy car parts, and I helped them build a car out of them. They pull their cars along with bits of string tied to a stick at the end. So pretty soon we were ...
Round 3
... with the usual boring part so no willys and karma sutra poses straight off teh bat. We had to wander around through a well set out museum that detailed clothing, jewellery, battle gear, and the usual artefacts you find scattered around a museum. At one stage I did sit myself down in the projector room and have a snooze while the rest of them were finishing up. The museum cost a good $15 to get in aswell. ...
The First Stop
... in one city to light an entire country here, and spending endless dollars on alcohol and gambling. Here in South America especially, things travel at a different speed. People focus on their culture, food, family and tradition, making that their way of life. Not like many others in the modern age who are completely and utterly enthralled in what's on TV tonight and what your next paycheck will go to. Sure everyone around the world worries about money, ...
December 2012 Blues
... competed with Mexico City and Sao Paulo for the World Pollution Championship. The hill of San Cristobal, in the heart of the city, was invisible behind a mask of smog. The incipient democratic government of Chile took some minimal measures to reduce the 800 tons of pollution that are incorporated daily into the city's air. Immediately, cars and factories began to cry foul: those restrictions were a violation of free enterprise and the right to property. The freedom of money, ...
I'm Leaving on a Jet Plane
... and kept inadvertently hitting his Attendant Call button, he got an earful).
We arrived in Lima at the sensible hour of 11.00pm, and let me tell you, it was such a relief to have a guy waiting for us in the arrivals area with a little sign that said our name, because Lima Airport is sheer chaos. There are people everywhere, and they would not stop shouting in Spanish-- really, Baxter, you know I don't speak Spanish (Anchorman for those of you who aren't up ...



