Plaza Del Bosque Apartment Hotel Lima

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Av. Paz Soldan 190, San Isidro Lima, Peru, 27, 1-441-8818

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We arrive in Lima

Our flight arrived right on time, and we were greeted at the airport by a guide from the tour company. It´s the first time I've ever seen my name on a sign held by someone at an airport arrival gate. They took us to our hotel, where we promptly crashed. We´re staying in the Plaza del Bosque, which is in the San Isidro district, which is an upscale residential and commercial area of Lima. Our room is a nice suite, with a separate living room and breakfast area. It even has a kitchenette, in ca...

Lima, Peru hscoggin
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... Jeff used to live. Once again the stories of this event came to life for me. Seeing Jeff ride his bike and being told Uncle Tom had been shot. The sacrifices these missionaries made to spread the gospel comes alive. Uncle Tom was shot on the stairs of the picture I have posted.<br><br>We experienced the CENTER of Lima today. We met our friends Herbert and Isabel in Centre de Lima where the presidential palace is at. We ...

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... be an idea, although I spent a whole day speaking Spanish with Lourdes).<br>So far, the traffic is what amazes me the most. No need to go to a Fun Fair: a bus or taxi ride gives you just as much thrill. The traffic lights seems to be there for decoration only, or if the vehicule has brakes, which doesn't seem to be an absolute requirement!<br>Taxis and buses stop at any time, anywhere, and to get off a bus, you need to be ...

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... link. The fountain park reminded me more of a Tool concert than old faithful. After the park, we ate dinner and headed home. Next days plans, volunteering at Pisco!<br><br>Since i cant double placemark my map without doing a double entry, i will explain the directions. Its maybe 200 miles south along the coast from lima. I arrived from an overpriced gringo bus around 6pm to the volunteer ...

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... luggage as I brought the whole U.S. with me but...I'll figure it out....somehow... After we got the vases, we had to carry them around and looked like total tourists. I felt so silly with my huge vase in tow! We went to look for luggage because Jasmine wanted to buy an extra bag to take with her to Cusco. We couldn't find one, though, because the luggage shop was closed. We stopped at a little restaurant (a nice one) called Haiti Caf ...

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27 Hours and 1000+ miles later...

... see our passports and one gave Taylor´s backpack a quick poke. In hindsight, the locals accompanying us probably ensured our safety during the inspection. They all became vigilant with our Peruvian grandmothers almost exerting a maternal protection over their gringo grandsons. Shortly after that, the I noticed a sharp change in scenery to a flat, desert landscape. Forty more minutes of driving down the straight road ...

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... around Lima, its got some nice colonial architecture but its just a city, and im bored of cities. I hope Huaraz is a nice place, getting a bit fed up of having to be on guard all the time and restricted to where we can walk. Get on the bus tonight at 10:30 and arrive in Huaraz at 6:00am. Hope i sleep alright. Bloody hell i slept alright, travelling full cama is not to be sniffed at.

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Lazy in Lima, and then home

... packed, both with groups like ours making their way around together as well as with couples, families or groups of friends enjoying an evening stroll. There were a dozen or so fountains, each one different - some of them beautiful, some of them entertaining. Some of the fountains were set to music and lit with different colours, creating a mesmerising effect that you could happily sit and watch for a long time. Another series of fountains had been set up to create a ...

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