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 […]
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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 […]
Trip Report: In the Footsteps of the Apostle Paul
The massage therapist’s strong hands vigorously worked tightly knotted muscles in the tender areas of my ankles, calves and knees – souvenirs from 2 weeks of climbing steep steps and […]
