Chocolate Lake

... , August 5-13, 16-20 & Boliva August 14-16, 2005 LOCATIONS: Lima, Cusco, Lake Titcaca (Puno & Copacabana), Arequipa MAJOR SITES: Inca Trail, Machu Picchu, Colca Canyon BEST CHOCOLATE: Chocolate-covered Gourment Coffee Beans BEST BEER: Cusquena

... ;. I was so fascinated with everything that the two hours went really quick and before I knew it our tour was over. We were treated to a hot chocolate in the café and then we all boarded the bus. As I sat down in my seat I thought about how there was one ...

... sky!     Surprisingly, I wasn't too cold, just my toes, but I still made use of the free hot chocolate they offered before leaving! What was also nice was that we could provide our e-mail address to receive free photos from the guy taking ...

... avelanche! Ben was very excited!! The sound was incredible. We continued to another teahouse and saw another avelanche and had some hot chocolate. The sun was out so it wasnt too cold considering the snow around me. Once we got to the end of the trial ...

... we have had in Myanmar – with an imported pasta maker and a wood-fired oven for excellent pizza. Dessert is a pancake with Belgian chocolate on top! We board a long boat for the trip to our lake view resort. The place is heavenly, and the views from ...

... restaurant which consisted of a sweet potato and pepper soup, spicy meat and rice and to finish off we had pineapple tart with a chocolate sauce. After showers to clean off the dust which was in every crevice, I headed to the sweat tent as it’s ...

... built with columns like a colonial house.  There were a few shops.  We only went in one.  It sold mostly chocolate, with a few toiletries, loads of sweets and cigarettes.  I bought a vitamin drink, as did the others.  The other ...

... our last lot of swiss francs.  We ended buying a fair bit of food, croissants, a bottle of vino, biscuits, diet coke, chocolate, fruit and cereal.   We had a stop at an Autogrill (service stop) just before the Swiss/Italian border.  This ...

... her daughter had worked in Orton. It was a converted old school house and there were delicious chocolates there. I had a hot chocolate and bought a few little individual chocolates to try. We were introduced to one of Margaret's friends who we ran into. ...

... was the Furby's treat for my birthday.              Following lunch I found a chocolate chip cookie in the front of the restaurant.  I could not resist, however, I should have, the flower ...

... upwards which seemed a little expensive considering you are purchasing it direct from the manufacturer. The boys were very excited about the Chocolate side of things but when we enquired about the price and was told $8 per 100g ($80 a kilo) we thought ...

... the-Lake first.  The town itself was very quaint and we had a simple meal ((including pancakes and maple syrup), followed by chocolate shaped like a witch and a ghost (left overs from Halloween).  I also had a candy apple, which took ages to eat ...

... on the shores of a lake, this time Lago Villarrica and guarded by Volcan Villarrica. We spent Easter Sunday here lounging in a Chocolate shop eating the biggest slices of chocolate cake I have ever seen. This place is chocolate cake heaven! Check out the ...

... . There are 3 or 4 different bread ladies who  get up in the morning to bake all different types of bread: banana, chocolate and banana, coconut, carrot, cinnamon- you name it, she´s got it. And they walk from hostel to hostel with their breads all ...

... something simple and yummy, and what better way to accomplish that than with GELATO! I just had to get a large of chocolate and chocolate-chip (no, that's not two larges, just one of two flavors). After sitting and admiring the lakefront for a bit, I ...

... for the girls was the promise of chocolate cake at the tea house, so we made it over there.  We ordered 5 pieces of the Chocolate Cake, which turned out to be about 2 pieces too much!!    They were huge, and too much for everyone to eat, ...

... !   We drove back to the Fisherman's camp and had a really nice dinner at the restaurant overlooking the lake.  We got a piece of chocolate cake for Andy, as it was his birthday, and refrained from indulging in the traditional Kenyan birthday ...

... my mouth, summing up my awe! We continued up the moraine finally reaching the swiss style cafe, where we grabbed a hot Chocolate, lovely! Sitting so close to a glacier was awesome, the thunder sounding again, avalanches were happening all over! We ...

... nbsp; Yes, often twice a day.  Sam has been our major gelato eater! Our favorites have been: Kevin likes bacio(chocolate with nuts), Kyle and Bib like stracciatella(basically chocolate chip), I like caffe, and Sam likes whatever looks good that ...

... summer.  There were hardly any people and most of the shops including the designer stores were closed. The only shop open was a chocolate shop.  We did find some restaurants but they wanted $25 for a burger so we went hungry.    ...

... well. We decided against this because we were still full from lunch and they only had our door seating. We did however enjoy hot chocolate and tea there waiting for our ferry back to Menaggio. But before the tea we explored the town. The town is a little ...