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Hola After another freezing night, but this time with another blanket on top (making 5), we woke up and had a very measly breakfast americana, one solitary fried egg and some bread. We then hopped in a minibus with some other gringoes to go down to the harbour at lake Titikaka. There we caught a boat to thefloating islandsof Uros, this was definitely the hightlight of this place. There are about 45 floating islands, hundreds of years old, they are bas...

Hola, Today is not a good day. Appart from the fact that this is the third time I have tried to write this, Puno sucks. We arrived yesterday from Arequipa and within an hour had our camera nicked from our room. We're more gutted about the losing the original pictures from Colca canyon and having spent the day dealing with eth the local tourist police (los lazy incompetentos). Puno seemed like a pretty shady place to start with and thats just been conf...

Hola Today was our final day in Arequipa, a town we've come to feel at home in. We dragged ourselves out of bed with aching legs to do our huge bundle of dusty washing, managing to haggle the price (we're getting better at this) they're not big hagglers but generally they let you drop easily by 20%. After a marvelous lunch of hotdogs and bananas we hobbled out of town for our one and only bit of sightseeing, a small church out in the suburbs with a great vi...

Hola We have just returned from our first proper treck, and man was it a treck. We spent three days at colca canyon (the deepest canyon in the world) We started early with a 6hr bus ride to Cabanaconda, where we met our guide(Marcus Rahm) and had a hearty lunch. We set off straight after andwere immediatelystruck by the altitude, 3400m, already out of breath slightly we reached the edge of the canyon. We were immediately stunned by the sight ofthe cany...