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A Cusco Christmas, Almost
... I made my way through customs and to the domestic departures gate for my connecting flight to Cusco. I immediately noticed the slew of delayed flights flashing on the departure board. Cue imminent sense of foreboding…and enter inauspicious event #2. As I sat waiting patiently, determined to smile though all of this and to demonstrate considerable grace, I listened to the conversations of the other passengers in the crowded terminal. Some had been waiting since 6am for ...
Lima - Astrid y Gaston
... hear that they may open up the roads again tomorrow, so we'll see once we get back from Huancayo whether or not we can go. For the last few months, there have been protests all around Peru in different areas with the longest being in Puno in about July where they blocked the roads for about 5-7 days. If we can't go, we might just go up further north along the Pan American Highway instead of going inland to Huarez.
Anyway, more ...
And so the adventure begins..
... had had an upset tummy on the train and the day before so was not in a good state. He had a very adventurous meal that night of papas fritas (French fries!). The next morning Ben wasn’t feeling any better and we made our way to the doctor, who was very good and nice and after the antibiotics that he prescribed Ben was feeling much better. We then spent the afternoon wandering through the local market-which was huge and had everything from local ...
Lima
... road, but it was closed by that time of night and the combis are still cheaper.
Back at Loki, I had a couple of beers with Hench, who then wandered off to watch Spartacus on his laptop, so I finished by chatting to the bar staff in a completely empty bar. Whimper rather than a bang. (Although I did meet a new barmaid who's doing forensic analysis on bone fragments at an archaeological site, which is COOL).
And that was that. What I Did On My ...
Viva El Peru
... more. On day two we walked to a beautiful oasis that lies in the middle of the Colca canyon and here we were able swim, read, relax and chat with the rest of our group; obviously also savouring the taste of the local Arequipa beer. This is a holiday remember and we have yet to have a day off the beer so we were not about to start! The trek itself wasn´t too hard but it set us up for the Inca trek, getting us acclimatised to the altitude and giving us a chance the break in ...



