El viaje a Peru

The adventure begins! Getting to the southern hemisphere was quite the journey itself. A snowy bus ride took me from Missoula to Spokane where I hopped on a short flight to Seattle. Some six hoursMeer informatie
The adventure begins! Getting to the southern hemisphere was quite the journey itself. A snowy bus ride took me from Missoula to Spokane where I hopped on a short flight to Seattle. Some six hoursMeer informatie
Left the hustle and bustle of Lima right away on Friday morning. A (very comfy) bus took me south along the coast to Paracas, a laid back seaside town. I arrived in the early evening and spent theMeer informatie
In the morning I took a tour to las Islas Ballestas, a small collection of islands about 25 minutes from Paracas by boat. On the way to the islands we made a stop at la candelabra, an enormousMeer informatie
Spent two nights in the Huacachina oasis. It is essentially a tiny lagoon with a few palm trees and reeds surrounded by enormous sand dunes. For a small place it's quite busy, mostly with touristsMeer informatie
Monday - Left Huacachina in the dark to catch a bus back to Lima and then a short flight to Cusco which ended in stunning views. As the plane descended below the clouds lush mountains appeared,Meer informatie
The past few weeks I have been living and working on a mushroom farm in Arin, a tiny town in the Sacred Valley. My time here has been a mix of learning and working, adventuring, and relaxing. Since IMeer informatie
There are so many dogs in Peru, the just wander around the streets and find food where they can. There are a few dogs that live at the farm, Taki Perro, Perro Blanca, and their three puppies.