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Date: 27th April 2012

He is the most danger person in Cusco
He is allways in Mithology club in Cusco, he is allways looking for europe girls or american girls, is not because they are nice girls is because the money.... he is not really peruvian boy,

From Blog: 12) My First Time in Peru, But Not in Cusco, from Under the Influence of Altitude
Date: 10th September 2011

such nice place in Huancavelica
I like my place

From Blog: 7) Turn Off the Paved Road for Yauli, from Under the Influence of Altitude
Date: 10th September 2011

Tren Macho
We call this train TREN MACHO the famous one in Peru

From Blog: 7) Turn Off the Paved Road for Yauli, from Under the Influence of Altitude
Date: 10th September 2011

Yauli Huancavelica
It is really beautiful this place i am from Huancavelica and some times went to yauli and it is really goodd

From Blog: 7) Turn Off the Paved Road for Yauli, from Under the Influence of Altitude
Date: 29th July 2011

Hi Freddie!
Thanks for the reply. I have been away from writing for a while, but your tone put a smirk and smile on my face. I like the feedback, really...I do. Wherever your travels take you, make them to the fullest. Greetings and heartfelt wished from Easter Tennessee...Rich.

From Blog: 13) Hippies---Please Use Back Door, From Under the Influence of Altitude
Date: 27th July 2011

Hung Up on Hippies?
Don't get me wrong, I've had a fair few experiences with hippies, including once being accused of being a thief for 'having bad vibes' etc. But is there really a need to get so hung up on it?? It's just another culture, people move somewhere, attempt to find themselves, with varying degrees of success, and move on. Hell, isn't that the reason most people travel to obscure places in the first place?? It probably figures high on my agenda, whether I'm concious of it or not. If people wanna move to obscure places and dress in ty-dye, and it doesn't impede on your daily life, what's the problem?? Like the other guy said, (in my most far-out hippy accent) chill out man..

From Blog: 13) Hippies---Please Use Back Door, From Under the Influence of Altitude
Date: 23rd November 2010

Muy buena foto
Ese es el mas peligroso de todos ten cuidado de sus tarjetas...en especial tu!

From Blog: 12) My First Time in Peru, But Not in Cusco, from Under the Influence of Altitude
Date: 15th October 2010


very nice temple vrindavan i like this lordland place

From Blog: Subcontinental Drift: Chapter Three - Vrindavan
Date: 29th September 2010

mandir par
this is a good looking temple and in my sector(2/d) the pandal is made on the basis of this pagla baba temple.

From Blog: Subcontinental Drift: Chapter Three - Vrindavan
Date: 12th August 2010

Disappointment
Thank you for your feedback. I regret this story didn't please you. Best, Rich.

From Blog: The Way It Used To Be - Chapter Twenty-seven: Belgrade
Date: 10th August 2010


Instead of just watching CNN, read a little. And do us all a favour and stop writing idiotic blogs like this one.

From Blog: The Way It Used To Be - Chapter Twenty-seven: Belgrade
Date: 3rd August 2010


Just catching up on your latest exploits! Will enjoy reading the rest...all the best from the single lady in Tasmania!

From Blog: 1) Off the Grid in Lima, from Under the Influence of Altitude
Date: 30th July 2010


Funny, no 'tourist-towne' restaurant row hotels jumble? This place sounds 'under-developed', if the next stop is MP, then this place should be jump ‘in. damned hippies, sorry. Where’s the palm reader, snake charmers, bed of nails guy? Aguas Calientes could try a little harder and get some better photos. What's with the three photo deal, what are these guys dial-up!? Post what you are using for a camera too and what you are toting for total luggage compliment. How much cash and how much secured funds vs. the ATM route? Is there AMEX? Could I do it all on Visa? Is there a Porter for less than $10/day and do they look after your stuff? Should you tip Porters? If $10 then $3 tip? Keep it real and what about the food photography? We haven't seen a social scene since Lima. Or was that Netherlands World Cup? They must start to blend together. They do for me. And where's my maps, where the heck are ya?

From Blog: 17) A One-Horse Town, from Under the Influence of Altitude
Date: 30th July 2010


Laughing out loud with Mr. Mayoral Candidate. :) Two thumbs up. It looks like the place is an old place. Obviously, maybe its good for exploration trip.

From Blog: 15) Above and Beyond Ollantaytambo, from Under the Influence of Altitude
Date: 30th July 2010


Wow your right it looks like the Pandora in the movie AVATAR! Great topic. Actually I'm an avid fan of that movie. I'm hoping and waiting for the next series of it. Unique name is it Machu Picchu. At first i laugh with it. :-) i'll be going there someday. I will just check my sched thanks for the info.

From Blog: 16) Is This Pandora? No, It's Machu Picchu, from Under the Influence of Altitude
Date: 28th July 2010


"Try To Eat The Our Guinea Pig" Great. Someone else wants me to try to eat the our guinea pig. Those Peruvians are so pushy about the our guinea pig. Hey! How about a freak'in map! Where the hector are you now? (See the Spanish language joke?)

From Blog: 15) Above and Beyond Ollantaytambo, from Under the Influence of Altitude
Date: 28th July 2010


So sorry Richard you didn't get to see it on a clear day, I was in the sacred valley in February when the lethal rains destroyed the tourism, a shame for the locals but a once in a lifetime experience for me, MP was closed but I explored the rest of the valley, In ollyantatambo there was only my pal, another couple and myself, this was the case in Pisaq Calca , Lares and lots of other places in the vicinity, your blogs make me so glad that I saw these places when we I did, I,m glad things are back to normal for the sake of the tourist dollars for the locals, yet not experiencing MP was ok as we had the experience of Inca paradise all to ourselves, by the way the only way to go is to get used to people lying to you, ie yes its the first on the left on that street ect, its the latino way, I think they just don't want to disappoint you with a blatant "no se" Incidentally your trip is similar to mine, sorry Rosalinda had to get back to her life in Lima but I hope you have a ball, Happy trails

From Blog: 16) Is This Pandora? No, It's Machu Picchu, from Under the Influence of Altitude
Date: 24th July 2010


First, if you mock my BFF, Paris Hilton, one more time, you will pay a price. Leave it at that. YOU will pay a price. Funny how Paris can look so 'in place' even when her black swim suit is still fashion forward by, what?, 15,000 years? Since I am a 'know-it-all' AND you have insulted my BFF, PH, I'm going to tell you something. Your reports never give us the nitty gritty of the accommodations. Sure, I mentioned the absence of the mint on the pillow being a major downer, but dig it; you don't even say if the foot bath is effervescent or still water. REALLY! Have you never traveled before? Well, enough for now, YOU have been warned, I'm like Paris' Priory of Science, I WILL hunt you down. Don't EVER mention her again, EVER!

From Blog: 14) Ollantaytambo, from Under the Influence of Altitude
Date: 23rd July 2010

A Wee Bit Cranky?
I'm sorry you feel that way, John. You missed the point. Best to you, Rich.

From Blog: 13) Hippies---Please Use Back Door, From Under the Influence of Altitude
Date: 23rd July 2010

I disagree...
I know this is a waste of time...but open your eyes, your a traveler just like the rest of us...you may have been around but that doesn't make you any more savy..unfortunately I get the ugly american impression..you want to go see the world but don't want anyone else to be there. You want it to be authentic and historic and unchanged by time but you post your blogs at the trendy internet cafe and rant about how unpure it all is...HAHA Ridiculous...quit your bitching.. I can't believe you wrote all that bullshit about the 'hippies'...HAHAH...what do you think they write about you...angry american man stomping around the ruins, staring down his nose....hahaha I admit, i'm judging based on this one blog, but loosen up, enjoy it or stay home!!!

From Blog: 13) Hippies---Please Use Back Door, From Under the Influence of Altitude
Date: 23rd July 2010

real life, real trips
You write very well. I love your ironic style, it made me laugh. Very good. Thank you. Graciela, from Argentina.

From Blog: 13) Hippies---Please Use Back Door, From Under the Influence of Altitude
Date: 22nd July 2010


Hey! Excellent blog. A very enjoyable read. I know what you mean about the hippies in Cusco. They dress in a way that they think is unique yet they are as common as muck. Like you said, they never gave me reason to not like them, they just got under my skin for no apparent reason other than their dress sense!

From Blog: 13) Hippies---Please Use Back Door, From Under the Influence of Altitude
Date: 22nd July 2010

For once a really good Blog
Just found your blog by accident, and I thought its very good. So many travel blogs are written by people with absolutely no writing ability (mine included unfortunately) but the couple I read of your trip in Peru were really good. Have you ever thought of publishing them?

From Blog: 13) Hippies---Please Use Back Door, From Under the Influence of Altitude
Date: 22nd July 2010

i like it
You made my laugh. It´s very funny the way you write. Congratulations.

From Blog: 12) My First Time in Peru, But Not in Cusco, from Under the Influence of Altitude





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