Inca Chiclayo

... to pay our way onto a cargo boat and ride four days down the river deep into the jungle to a town called Iquitos at the mouth of the Amazon River. There we will meet up with Olivia Cueva´s (a friend from home if you dont know) family, and spend some time soaking up the jungle. Ill post some pictures from Peru so far later, and will update when we arrive. its gunna be a long few days, i can tell already.

... men where not gay, however they're just not laddy blokes. Hhhhmmm, another white wine spritser boys!<br><br>We did try venturing out to the local beach, Pimentel, a 9km taxi ride away. A pretty none descript long beach with a peir and many bars/restaurants along the front. Enjoyable to have a few beers/and cocktails with a lovely view of the sea sunset over the propped up caballitos del mar boats. These are the local fishing boats ...

... then had to send an email to his bank after he'd had some problems with them. So we went to an internet cafe. Now, I'm not entirely sure where I put my bag but it doesn't matter: when I finished reading about England's Ashes victory (woo!) my bag was gone. Passport. Camera. Steve's credit card that he'd asked me to carry. Gone, gone, gone. What wasn't gone was my bag of dirty laundry. How I longed it had been the other way round.<br><br>What followed was, after a ...

... we went really slowly on the sand. Perhaps the hill wasn&#8217;t steep enough? With the boards being what they were and the bindings being loose, going slow was ok at the start as it was ***********trol the boards anyway. Basically, as you shift the weight from your heels to your toes and lean slightly more forward on a snowboard, you will turn. With the sand board, as you put more weight on your toes and lean further forward, our heels lifted off of the board instead of lifting the ...

... des dieux. L'apres midi, pendant que Lucie reste a Chiclayo, je me rend a Ferreñafe au nord voir le Museo Nacional de Sican, seul musee sur la culture Lambayeque ou Sican. Cette civilisation prospera dans le nord entre 750 et 1375 lorsqu'ils sont conquis par les Chimu. Le musee est compose de pieces retrouvees dans leur ancienne capitale Tucume. Il decrit de maniere detaillee l'art de la ceramique, de la fonte et de ...

... of the gold and bead jewelry is beyond compare with anything I have see until now! It was almost overwhelming to absorb all the beauty from those tombs! At the end there was a room with robotically animated figures decked out in the gold and fabric we'd seen in the tombs.. Music made by ancient instruments was piped in and the gold glittered in the well placed lighting ...

... people dancing and partying in Ricardo's living room, hehe.. I'm super beat, since it was a long day and didn't sleep much yesterday. I'll (try, if possible, to) go sleep in an hour or two, kind of early, since tomorrow I think we'll go to Pimentel and Ricardo will attempt to teach me to surf, hehe.. Should be interesting. Then, I'm pretty sure I'm taking a bus to Mancora; I found one that leaves at 9.30pm, lasts about 6 hours and is S./25. Till' next time... peace.

Sunday December 7th I awaken this morning sneezing and coughing I have caught another cold, the weather is dark and I am sure it is going to rain. We try to find a place for breakfast this morning, however Loja is a very religious city and there is very little open on Sunday´s. After walking around for 20 minutes we give up our search. We try to leave town and get lost twice ...

... what we were told that they do is wave you over, and ask to see your drivers license or passport. Once you present it to them, they make up some reason that you have to pay them. The thing is, you kinda do, because they´ve now got your passport. So to counter this, we were told to present them with copies of your passport, and say that you only give the original at the police station, or to the Tourist Police. You can also take down badge numbers, ask ...