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Die letzten Meter sind oft die Schwierigsten...
... welche durch zwei Begleitfahrzeuge vom aggressiven Verkehr abgeschirmt wurden. Eine Trainingsgruppe fuer den Ironman in Hawai, wie mir die Fahrradtrikots verrieten.
Nachdem ich auf meiner gesamten Tour noch nie von anderen Radlern ueberholt wurde, weckte das Manoever der Radgruppe den sportlichen Ehrgeiz in mir :-) Einfach so stehen gelassen werden wollte ich nicht - zumal ich mich nach den vergangenen Wochen auf dem Altiplano bestens fuehlte und meine angereicherten ...
Living the Lima Loca
... really good and explained the menu to us in English which was when Marie and I discovered we were eating cows hearts the night before which we thought was steak! Marie is a bit freaked out but I thought they were tasty.
On our last day we had a walk to another area in Lima called Barranco and had a nice lunch at a local fish restaurant and then went to ...
Bus, Bus, Bus
... nicht ganz so schlimm nach 7 Stunden Aufenthalt in Lima gleich weiter zu fahren nach Trujillo.
Die 7 Stunden Aufenthalt verbringen wir mal auf eine ganz neue Art: der Busbahnhof liegt ein gutes Stück ausserhalb der Innenstadt und da wir uns quasi an der Autobahn befinden haben wir auch keine große Lust groß loszumarschieren, zumal Lima auch nicht als sicherste Stadt Perus gilt.
Wir gehen also nur einen guten Kilometer die Straße hinauf ...
Finally we are here...
Arrived in Lima last night at 23.00, a good 24 hrs after leaving Sydney. Our flight took us to Auckland where we had 1.5 hrs at the airport and then we had a 12 hr flight to Buenos Aires where we had another 2 hrs before we had a 5.5 hr flight to Lima. Total flying time 21 hrs. Our body clocks have no idea where we are so the next couple of days could be interesting getting adjusted.
We have organized ...
Lima torture and skeletons
... us was the catacombs under the monastery, this was the first public cemetary in Lima and is now home to the bones of 25,000 people. It was a little odd as people had gone through the bones and arranged them according to type in some areas and made displays with them in others. We aren't sure if this was done long ago or if that is what the archaeologists did but I'm not a fan of playing around with skeletons like that, it was a little sad to see them incomplete. Anyway after that ...
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- Swimming pool
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- Free High-Speed Internet
- Business Services
- Wheelchair accessibility
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