Portland: Creo Chocolate
Free Samples is just one good reason to visit Creo Chocolate. Other great reasons would be to eat at the cafe, to buy handcrafted chocolate, and to learn about the […]
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Perú: Final Thoughts and Expense Report
Perú was a fascinating country and we had an amazing month-long trip. Today’s blog includes a few odds and ends and the Trip Expense Report. We’ve noticed in South American […]
A Return to Sea Level
Leaving Cajamarca’s 8,900′ elevation, the double-decker motor coach climbed up, up, up over the Andes Mountains and then down, down, down to Pacasmayo on the Pacific coast where the coach […]
The Ins and Outs of Machu Picchu
No one will accidentally stumble upon the ancient citadel of Machu Picchu. No one without a prepurchased entrance ticket will be admitted. You want to visit? Plan, plan in advance! […]
We Visit Lake Titicaca
We came to Puno to see its top tourist attraction – the Uros Islands – manmade, floating islands on Lake Titicaca, a large, deep lake in the Andes on the border of […]
Finding Our Groove in Arequipa
Flying south, the view from above was of dry, rough land and the snowy Andes cordillera (mountain range) with tall snow-covered mountains, that I presumed to be volcanoes. They were […]
Footsteps of Paul: A Trip Report, Part 2
The Footsteps of Paul tour was a huge success! Many, many thanks to Paul at Inspired Voyagers, in Athens for working with me to organize our tour and making all […]
