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After having the near mugging I got on the overnight bus to Tingo Maria. I was still in a strange mood and was telling anyone that looked in my direction about what had just happened. They were all very nice about it, being really concerned. The guy that I ...
... a lovely 4 hours of standing! For the last hour I got a seat and the view from my window looked very enticing, palm trees! Santa Maria is only 1,400 meters above sea level so itīs a bit more tropical that Iīd been used to recently. Bring on the sun and ...
We woke very early in the morning after a sleepless night in fear of what was to come. We sat in a mini van for 90 mins until we reached the top of a mountain. we then got out and began decending on the bikes. Karrina was scared the whole way as it was ...
... be over the next couple of days. She ended up looking positively skanky! Eventually, we ended up in a place called Santa Maria where our head guide, Herber, provided us with superb food, cold beer and excellent lodgings - there was even running water in ...
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tips on cuzco?
Posted on May 18, 2006, 23:24:40
... service to Machu Picchu which costs an arm and a leg, or if youīre still wanting to do some walking, then I recomend the Santa Maria, Santa Teresa, Aguas Calientes route. You donīt need to spend lots of money at tour agencies (Unless you want to do the bike ...
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Who made the Nazca Lines?
Posted on Aug 13, 2009, 11:32:01
What a privilege to have been able to speak to Maria Reiche. What an incredible lady. Who better to explain the Nazca Lines than her, who studied them since 1940. Regrettably she passed away in 1998. I'm afraid she doesn't believe in ETs. ...
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Who made the Nazca Lines?
Posted on Aug 13, 2009, 10:05:11
When I was there, I talked to Maria Reiche, an archeologist who has been studying the lines for years. She was very nice, answered many questions. According to her the lines are some sort of calendar. I believe her since she spent most of her life ...
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