25 January 2011

From Cuzco, posted by Stacey Hope-Bailie on 2/13/2011 (Showing 4 of 38 items)

“The deservedly reknown city of history, culture and architecture from pre-Inca to Colonial. “

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From Lima II, posted by Stacey Hope-Bailie on 2/13/2011 (Showing 4 of 9 items)

“Second time in the city, and I love it all the more! Great walks, good chats.”

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From Huaraz, posted by Stacey Hope-Bailie on 2/13/2011 (Showing 4 of 49 items)

“Photos from the infamous Santa Cruz Trek which we eventually completed, despite Sonya having food poisoning and then Pulmonary Adema. Beautiful scenery, even out of the hostel window.”

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From Trujillo, posted by Stacey Hope-Bailie on 1/17/2011 (Showing 4 of 22 items)

“Great colonial town surrounded by history from both Peru and the civilizations that existed before the country as we know it. Photos are from Chan Chan and other Huancas of the Chimu culture which we explored in and around the city.”

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From Pimentel, Chiclayo, posted by Stacey Hope-Bailie on 1/11/2011 (Showing 4 of 11 items)

“Very odd spot out on the beach, 20 minutes walk from Pimentel, and close enough to the city of Chiclayo to be a bit ugly. Nevertheless, where we partied for New Years with the crowds of locals who flocked to the sea and sand and limited sun.”

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From Chachapoyas, posted by Stacey Hope-Bailie on 1/11/2011 (Showing 4 of 15 items)

“Lovely mountain town in the cloud forest, surrounded by archeological sites including the famed Kuelap, which we trekked back from, and the Karajia Sarcophagi.”

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From Sauce, posted by Stacey Hope-Bailie on 1/17/2011 (Showing 4 of 9 items)

“Spent Christmas in a hammock on the beautiful Blue Lake in Sauce, the Selva, Peru. The lovely family who owned the cabanas where we stayed invited us to their midnight Christmas Eve dinner of roast turkey and ham, followed by hot chocolate and panetone. Apart from a fairly radical rowing incident, it was very relaxed.”

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From Leticia – Iquitos – Yurimaguas, posted by Stacey Hope-Bailie on 1/11/2011 (Showing 4 of 30 items)

“Photos from the journey between Leticia and Yurimaguas including the first boat, Iquitos and then the crazy Christmas boat. A couple of the pics are stolen from Sonya, some others are taken by kids on the last boat.

If you wanna read about it, check out “Inexplicable Illness, Indescribable Experience” on the blog:
http://stacey.hopebailie.com/2010/12/22/inexplicable-illness-indescribable-experience/”

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