Day 48 & 49 – Paracas & Islas Ballistas, Peru
Islas Ballistas is said to be the Poor Man’s Galapagos…. Continue reading
Day 48 & 49 – Paracas & Islas Ballistas, Peru
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Category Archives: South America
Day 44, 45, 46 & 47 – Huacachina, Peru – Sandboarding and Relaxing
Day 44, 45, 46 & 47 – Huacachina, Peru – Sandboarding and Relaxing
I have come to realize – Out of all the landscapes I can be in – I love the desert the best!
Photo of the Week: Watch Tan, Huacachina, Peru
Photo of the Week: Watch Tan, Huacachina, Peru
Day 42 & 43 – Santa Teresa, Peru – Zip-lining!
Day 42 & 43 – Santa Teresa, Peru – Zip-lining!
Welcome to the highest zip-line in South America! Continue reading
Day 41 – Machu Picchu, Peru – Te Amo
Day 41 – Machu Picchu, Peru – Te Amo
I even managed to take a photo with FEW people in it….WOW! Continue reading
Day 39 & 40 – Ollantaytambo & Aguas Calientes, Peru
Day 39 & 40 – Ollantaytambo & Aguas Calientes, Peru
Welcome to Ollantaytambo! Giant Ruins with 428 Steps! (I counted to keep myself from fainting in the heat!) What well placed ruins. Such beauty. I do truly love Peru. I think I might come back and live in this country at some point in my life. Continue reading
Day 38 – The Sacred Valley Ruins, Peru
Day 38 – The Sacred Valley Ruins, Peru
Through the Sacred Valley I go. From Cuzco to Pisac and Back….walking… Continue reading
Day 36 & 37 – Cuzco, Peru
Day 36 & 37 – Cuzco, Peru
Cuzco has all the charm they said it would. I´ve found a place I´d like to live someday.
Day 33, 34, & 35 – Arequipa, Peru – Cooking, Monestery, and a New Travel Companion
Day 33, 34, & 35 – Arequipa, Peru – Cooking, Monestery, and a New Travel Companion
Arequipa was not originally on my travel plans – I´d never read anything about it or bothered to . not sure why not. But Camille, whom I met in Potosi, and spent Christmas with in Sucre, told me there was a gigantic monastery here and I should spend some time. Monastery? Old buildings? I´m in.
Day 32 – Puno, Peru – Sillustani Funeral Towers
Day 32 – Puno, Peru – Sillustani Funeral Towers
I love all things ruins. Everything. If it is old, crumbling, and fantastic; I normally have to make a trip to see it. Thus – I spent an afternoon wandering around the Sillustani Funeral towers in Puno, Peru. I felt they deserved their own day. And they did. Not only for the ruins, but for the surrounding scenery which is breathtaking. Even more so with a storm rollling in. (Storms are great from a far – as long as no rain touches me!)
