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Peru - On the trail of the Incas and guinea pigs
We have left behind the relatively modern and prosperous countries of Chile and Argentina for the poverty of Peru (we were told that unemployment is over 50%). However, we were about to discover that it is a wonderful country full of ancient history and the influences of the many civilizations that existed here. The people are also a mix of the …
Die letzten Meter sind oft die Schwierigsten...
... Endgueltig am fischreichen Pazifik angelangt, genoss ich die lokalen Fisch- und Meerestierspezialitaeten in einer der unzehligen Strandbuden. Etwa Pescado y Mariscos a la Macho - Fisch- und Meeresfruechte mit Reis und einer pikanten Sosse.
Per Schiff besuchte ich die artenreichen Islas Ballestas, welche von Tausenden Kormoranen, Pelikanen, Pinguinen und Seeloewen bevoelkert werden und auch als "die peruanischen Galapagosinseln fuer Arme" bezeichnet werden.
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Living the Lima Loca
... nice area where the wealthy Limeans live and the people are also very nice.
On our first full day here in Lima we went surfing down at Playa Makhana which turned out to be a great success as we both managed to stand up and ride a wave the first time we surfed. We dont have any pics as evidence as we were surfing at the time but we have one of Marie doing a pose on ...
Peru
... the Peruvians we met along with the volunteers who came to serve. I am writing this now back in Tuscaloosa. At one of the meals at the camp during the week, I asked Ryan if I could put in a shameless plug and invite for those present to come to work with us in Tuscaloosa and I did so. Let's see. As Millard used to say, he tried the ask and the don't ask and he found that the ask works much better. That's all for now. Suarte (sp?)
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Let the adventures begin....
... that would get a wof in NZ. A lady was driving it with a child in the front crate. Kelly remarked you often see a half dozen kids on the front of those things. It was different.
Had dinner, learnt about pisco sours -a peruvian drink made from grapes which tastes suspicially like tequila to me -from christian - kellys husband, chatted to the other guests there, had a shower and into the same clothes and crashed out pretty hard.
Im in peru!!!!!???
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