Turn Right at Machu Picchu: Rediscovering the Lost City One Step at a Time By Mark Adams and reviewed by Anner This is our premiere Book Club blog! It could be the first of many or the first-and-last, we’re not sure. I guess we’ll see what you think. After visiting Machu Picchu, our good friend
Lake Titicaca and the Uros Islands: Let ’em Float! – Puno, Peru Yet another engineering marvel! As our last adventure in Peru we stopped in Puno on the shores of the famed Lake Titicaca. You’ve got to go, right? Just so you can say you were there?? Well, little did we know how cool it
Machu Picchu – Cusco, Peru – Feb. 28, 2015 Engineering Alert: The Incas built Pontoon Bridges!! Really! Read on… Right off the bat, let me say that we’ve been incredibly lucky with the weather so far on our big trip. It’s been the height of rainy season most every place we’ve gone, but we’ve yet to
Carnaval, Day 3: The BIG Parade – Cajamarca, Peru (lots of images, so please give it time to load!) Grab the closest red felt tipped pen and just go ahead and cross off “Attend Carnaval” from the bucket list. I didn’t even know it was on my list, but having attended the really big parade,
Ice Cream: A Quick Post – Cajamarca, Peru There simply has not been enough coverage on dessert! The truth is we have eaten a lot of pretty ordinary desserts like cookies (Oreos and Chips Ahoy included, as well as local pan) and nothing-to-get-excited-about cakes. Finally in Cajamarca we came across a surprisingly addictive dessert. The