Hostal la Cuesta de Cayma
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Lazy days wandering Arequipa
... arrived at a sports department where the required shell was found and bought (199 Soles) after quite a convoluted process of handing over our card, entering details, handing back card, answering questions, handing over card, getting receipt.
And on.
Across the road we located a Scothia bank which didn't SEEM to charge a fee so now, laden with a new jacket and cash we headed back to the main square of Arequipa to get a late lunch. ...
Cusco (again!), Arequipa and Lima
... as we head South to Buenos Aires and Southern Argentina in search of bicycles and possibly more farm work, so we'll let you know how things develop in due course.
We hope you're all well back home and that the dark evenings aren't too depressing. If it's any consolation, it looks like it's still snowing in Southern Patagonia, where we'll be in a couple of weeks! All the best for now!
Tom.
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Arequipa
... cafe, I tried the cocoa tea that iv heard peruvians drink a lot of, it's like green tea. We also had toast with butter but it was really yummy as they put the butter on then grill it, it was kind of like fried bread, yum! Then we wandered around a bit heading to the market which was massive, mostly food so not much shopping to do but was cool to see it on such a large scale. We walked about 30 minutes looking for the Alpaca place we had read about in Caroline's looney planet book ...
I'm way behind here
Hanging out with a bunch of needy little girls leaves very little time for writing down what you did in a day. The days all melt together. It gets really crazy, and they are so full of life and they want every ounce that you have to give. And more. There is always someone hanging on you. If not two or three. But it is a good thing. On Thursday, there was a presentation at the City offices for the President of the City Hall, Judges and all of ...
Colca Canyon
... warm socks with me for the bus journey, but that was all. We stopped here to see the sun rise and to take photo's. Not many people got off of the bus and I don't blame them!
After making a stop to buy our entrance ticket to the canyon, we stopped for breakfast in this quaint little town. We got talking to our guide (still to this day do not know what his name was) just to find out exactly what is happening today and if we are going to get ...