San Agustin El Dorado Hotel Cuzco
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Machu Pichu
... Machu Pichu, the sight we had been trekking up and down mountains over four days for. When we did get to explore the Machu Pichu ruins, we all agreed how glad we were that we subjected ourselves to the rigorous trek because it made our appreciation for the site so much greater. Many people simply catch a train to Machu Pichu, and I think if we had done the same we wouldn't have had nearly the same sense of recognition for the beauty of the site and ...
Rafting, Day 2
Up early, struck camp then had breakfast. Packed the boats then set off for a very tough but fantastic day rafting with a lot of grade 3 and 4 rapids. Very hot and parts of canyon where wind funnelled upriver making paddling very tough. As with the night before, a lovely wild campsite. The food laid on by the guys is so much better than anything I've made when ...
Pancakes, mama Africa's and a very angry manager
... a hour after they were due to arrive they still hadn't, luckily 50 minutes late they arrived and we were told about what was in store over the 4 day trek. John rudely interrupted at one point to check she wasn't selling us a tour - the guys a prat- and then spoke to her like she was a complete idiot and just shouted gracias in her face like she wouldn't understand her own language! Bianca had recommended a vegetarian restaurant so we decided to head there for ...
Birthday pig and cake
... tonight was my night. Helen and Jane joined in whilst the others (very sensibly) opted for lasagne, enchiladas and stuffed peppers. The Guinea pig arrived in a rather explicit form, teeth and Nails still firmly intact and spread across the plate in a thriller-esque pose. It tasted like slimey duck and was more faff than fulfilment, so whilst I'm glad I tried it I won't be opting for it again... The alpaca steak on the other hand ...
The Pamper Gods & Early Days in Cusco
... big comfy bed and a clean, luxurious bathroom…ahhhh. What more could someone want?! Now I am good for awhile. The pamper gods pulled through and it didn’t cost us a cent, just a little time about which we don’t really have to worry. And frankly, I learned you (would) pay an awful lot for those luxuries of location, access to amenities, cushy pillows, etc.; the return on investment is probably not worth it – but don’t tell Jim I ...
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