El Patio de Monterrey
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Cusco to Puno
Saturday after the trek was spent taking it easy. Lingered over breakfast and several coffees. Wandered down to the train station with some Slovakian expats now residing in Australia to look into trains to Puno. Ran a few errands and updated the travelpod and the day was pretty much shot. Sunday was census day in Peru. It is a legal requirement …
A very blue lake
... and decided to explore the local town having heard there are plenty of places to eat and drink. After walking around for nearly an hour we settled on a local looking place- not understanding anything on the menu we pointed to pictures we thought looked nice and hoped for the best.. Our hoping obviously wasn't good enough as what came out was the most horrible thing either of us had ever tasted. It was basically red water with lots of dead fish floating in it and ...
Santa Cruz Trek
... We would walk between 10-12km each day which does not sound far, but across the high altitude terrain took us between 6-8 hours each day. Thankfully, we had a pack of mules to carry our tents, food and clothing and a cook to prepare hearty meals. Thus, exhausted after the days trek, we would arrive at our campsite by 2pm with tents set up and dinner on the go.
Afternoons were typically wet and were therefore spent in the 'food tent' playing cards ...
Huaraz: The Miscellaneous Post
... climber meets new agey meets young hippie backpacker. I wonder what the wuzzle manifestation of this would be?
While researching and drinking a cuppa at California Cafe, I met a writer from Toronto who was on her way to an ayahuasca healing retreat. From what I understood, ayahuasca is a plant medicine used to aid in the expulsion of internal energy blockages. Ingesting this plant is also said to ...
Im Frühtau zu Berge wir zieh'n, Fallera!
... dann müssen wir wieder runter (die Engländer und Däninnen sind seit 5 min da^^). Der Busfahrer bescheinigt uns gute Beine und wir sind bereit Olleros-Chavin in 2 Tagen zu machen.
Also machen wir uns auf Angebote einzuholen. Manche wollen uns Guide, Arriero (Eselführer) und Koch anbieten plus Equipment und alles für teures Geld. Andere das Gleiche für einen Spottpreis. Als letztes sprechen wir mit Viktor (das sind wir ihm schuldig) und er verlangt eher viel. Ist ...
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