Hola, greetings fro Copacabana! (Dont I look happy in the Photo!) Well we slept in the awful hostel for the first night. I woke up with a bad back, the matress was terrible! We packed our stuff up and then checked out. I almost threw the money at the rude owner - he called me crazy so I think he got the picture! We then checked into another hostel, not as grim as the other one luckily and cheaper. We then had breakfast, I was served another attempt at scram...

Greetings from Bolivia, Now Let me start at the beginning! Last night we decided to go to our favourite restaurant for our last meal in Cusco. What a disaster, it turned out that the kitchen was very behind with the food and almost every table was full of bloody American idiots! We needed to leave the tabe by 9pm to get back to the hotel - our food was served at 8:50pm, and that was only after I explained we were catching a bus to Bolivia! We ate and got our st...

Greetings from Cusco!! Yesterday! Well there we were in the internet cafe, me talking to Alan on the MSN and Kerry was ready to go (some one in particular was not online) and suddenly she satred looking around. She said she was looking for her coat. Now let me explain: It is warm during the day but at night it is bloody freezing here! You need a coat and we move on to Bolivia therefore warm ...

Well I am here in Cusco for a week and it is a very pretty little city and there is plenty to do. We are here for The festival of the Sun however there is so much going on fesitval wise we dont know where to start. We have been woken 2 mornings in a row by a man on a speaker in the main square, There has been procession after procession. Evey school child has danced for the mayor and every business here sponsored a puppet. Some puppets (which were massive thing...

Well, Where shall I start - The Inka trail !!!!!!We got up about 7am on the Tuesday morning and had breakfast at the hotel. We then got into the minibus and heaed for the sacred valley. On the way there we stopped at a local villiage and we saw many women weaving whilst their husbands were away on the Inka trail as porters! They sold some of their stuff and what they didnt sell they wore themselves! Porters are very small indiginous cretures from the mountains of...