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Lima
... we met some Americans that wouldn’t even fly via Bogota airport because they thought it would be too dangerous, and we came out unscathed after a whole week there. Similarly, we absolutely loved our two days in Lima and wish we had longer there. It wasn’t at all what we expected and felt very safe to us...admittedly, we stayed in the upmarket part of town, Miraflores, and we were very aware when we took a taxi to the airport that we ...
D: I'd be ok at a Peruvian pop concert
Excited by giant fruit and veg in the supermarket - first port of call after we'd dumped our bags in the b&b, my favorite way to get a feel for a place. Sweet potato chips seem to be a thing. And there was an ice cream counter. Water, strawberries, oat/quinoa/soya breakfast drink and a carrot in hand, we went home. Exhaustion eventually overcame the noise from the road outside our bedroom. I went to sleep wondering how long it will take before I stop automatically throwing toilet ...
Miraflores - Our Last Stop in South America
... stopped at the San Francisco convent where the highlight is its catacombs. I never knew what catacombs were until now and I am not sure I would have wanted to climb deep down into the recesses of a 16th century church to see open graves – which were more like big wells of bones of over 2000 dead people.
We wandered the streets, markets and parks of Miraflores and found ...
Te gusta bailar la salsa
... armed with riot shields -were keeping everyone back, a local lady was making full use of a space of road, a scarf and a baseball cap and doing a very interesting dance - not sure if this was for the government, the police men or just a distraction so her friend could rob some of the tourists watching the changing of the guards, either way it was interesting to see and we didn't get robbed so all good there. Tai was then asked by a couple of local ...
Perusing in Peru
... everywhere and then we walked passed the Palace and historic area and into the Saint Francesco Monastry..we were not allowed to take photos here but the place was amazing.. I did buy some postcards so I will photograph them...The outside area was covered in Pidgins and when we went inside the walls were all tiled with hand painted tiles from Spain circa 1620 they were all Yellow, blue & white..The ceilings were all pieces of carved wood ...
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