Peru
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Sunday, 19 Jul 2009 | Photo Gallery
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Sunday, 19 Jul 2009 | Views [3439]
Take one Toyota 4WD double cab ute, put road tyres on it, add 2 intrepid kiwi nomads to the back tray where there are planks for seats and drive around the small town of Pasco for an hour at 3am searching for passengers. When the front cab has a ... Read more >
Saturday, 18 Jul 2009 | Photo Gallery
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Saturday, 18 Jul 2009 | Views [956]
We took the river back to Puerto Sungaro where we got a collectivo ute to any place about 3 hours south. That happened to be a place called Pasco in the area of Constitution. Carol had tried in Puerto Inca to get a boat all the way there but it worked ... Read more >
Thursday, 16 Jul 2009 | Photo Gallery
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We decided to go to Puerto Inca and not Pucallpa which is a big city and only visited by those heading inland to Iquitos (the largest city without road access in the world) by river. We boarded a pickup and they put us in the front seats, it is cheaper ... Read more >
Wednesday, 15 Jul 2009 | Photo Gallery
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Wednesday, 15 Jul 2009 | Views [782]
Headed to the 'buses leave from here' part of town and watched out for one heading for Pucallpa. We were unsure whether we were going to go there or head south at Km 86 where the road divides. Found a bus and a bus helper gracias enough to organise front ... Read more >
Tuesday, 14 Jul 2009 | Photo Gallery
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Tuesday, 14 Jul 2009 | Views [2389]
Got a mototaxi (or tuktuk in the east) to the bus, luxury but it was too far to walk with our packs. Ate there then had a 3 hour journey to Tingo Maria which is north of Huanuco. Carol went searching for a room and was a bit dismayed with what was on ... Read more >
Monday, 13 Jul 2009 | Photo Gallery
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Monday, 13 Jul 2009 | Views [827]
Found a hotel (Fergo) just around the corner from where the bus came in. Got a nice room con bano and tv for 15 soles(double). Not sure that it´s a good idea to have a tv, time just disappears watching mindless programs and we tend to stay up really ... Read more >
Sunday, 12 Jul 2009 | Photo Gallery
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We were up at sparrows fart ready for the 6am bus to Huanuco in the freezing cold. Yes there we were in the street, packs at the ready but the bus was not. We finally left at 6.30am, not a long wait but we really are just not used to cold weather! We ... Read more >
Saturday, 11 Jul 2009 | Photo Gallery
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You may have noticed that the name of this page is La Union and not Huánuco. That is because even though Huaraz and Huánuco are only about 150 kilometers apart as the crow flies but by road it is 354 kms and therefore 2 days travel! We left Huaraz at ... Read more >
Friday, 10 Jul 2009 | Photo Gallery
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Tuesday, 7 Jul 2009 | Photo Gallery
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Monday, 6 Jul 2009 | Photo Gallery
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Monday, 6 Jul 2009 | Views [836]
We arrived in Huaraz, a small city surrounded by snowcapped mountains and famous for it's wonderful trekking, at 6.30 am. Not wanting to disturb anyone that early although it seems that most people in this part of the world start their days at 5 am, ... Read more >
Saturday, 4 Jul 2009 | Photo Gallery
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Friday, 3 Jul 2009 | Photo Gallery
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Friday, 3 Jul 2009 | Views [1732]
We couchsurfed in Trujillo with Alberto or 'Beto' as he is called. When we got to the bus station Carol called him on the phone but they were unable to sort out his address before the money ran out. We trekked off to find a 'Locutorio' which has phones ... Read more >
Wednesday, 1 Jul 2009 | Photo Gallery
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Tuesday, 30 Jun 2009 | Views [892]
A 6 hour journey by bus took us through the border and into Peru to a place called Piura. An uneventful journey although we were aware of the change of country. On the Peru side the land was less cultivated and the houses often were of sticks or sticks ... Read more >
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