Hostal Don Agucho Nasca
Av. Los Paredones con Av. San Carlos No. 100 Nasca, Peru
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Our journey with Jose and Alexandra
... off the road and the family created these church like structures so that the soul can continue its way t the after life.
We stopped at a gold mining-jewelry making place along the way. The owner showed us how Pervians still use hand and hard labour to mine. What a process. I met a little friend there too....some cute gry dog, wish I coulda pet him..instead he just followed me around.
That is all for ...
Nazca
... and Grace threw up (I have a picture to prove this). Im still glad that I went to see them as I can check it off the list. If I haddn´t gone I would probably wished I had. Grace on the other hand was much happier watching the DVD documentary in the airport lounge.
Peru by law, can only play three songs on the radio. This is driving me mad. The fact that there are 10 shops selling the same thing in a row everywhere is also ...
The road to Nazca
... enjoy the next few days. Although I have been give a strict diet of only bottled water and boiled rice for 3 days, great, I hate rice haha. It doesn't say anything about not eating sugar so I'm bingeing on skittles! I'm not allowed fruit, veg, dairy, alcohol or fried stuff so I'm probably going to die of starvation too. Ahh well no more moaning for me and it serves me right for not being more sympathetic to Craig! We are now on the bus to nazca on one of the cruz del sur buses ...
Draw a line in the sand...
... to see and the museum was interesting so it was well worth the stop. Once back at the tour agency Jacqui managed to strike up a deal with the slightly over affectionate travel agent to buy his copy of the Lonely Planet South American guidebook that he had and said he never used. We haggled and got it for 40soles, which was a good deal as we have since seen it brand new for 140soles. It was still only 12pm when we got on our bus to the next destination of ...
The 2000 year old sandals
... The site contained several ancient stonework aqueducts which were huge and spiraled low into the ground. There was also a huge cactus field at the site where the cactus are farmed for the pharmaceutical industry.
Cahuachi: After a journey down a long extremely bumpy road, we arrived at a large pyramid. The amazing thing is that that there are still 30 pyramids on a similar size under the ground which need to be ...



