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                    <title>The End of the Tour</title>
                    <description>For the past couple of weeks we have been traveling with Oasis Overland and our tour leader Ricardo. We have seen so many sights and have had an amazing journey but our tour and time in Peru is coming to an end.We had two days in Cuzco to rest the body and chill out with a bit of market shopping after completing the Inca Trail and 24 hour challenge. Cuzco is a great place to bargain because there</description>
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                    <title>Trekking the Inca Trail </title>
                    <description>The start of the Inca Trail begins with a 5.30am wake up call and a two hour drive to a little town to have breakfast and purchase last minute supplies of coca leaves water sweets and the ever so essential walking stick. The first day of the trek consisted of around 5 hours of walking plus stopping to learn about numerous well preserved Inca Ruins along the way. The scenery is breathtaking pass</description>
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                    <title>An Oasis Overland Tour</title>
                    <description>For the next 21 days we will be travelling with Oasis Overland from Lima Peru to La Paz Bolivia. The reason we chose to go through Oasis Overland was because even though its UKbased company it was a lot cheaper than any other companies we looked into. To be honest we hadnt heard much about Oasis Overland in Europe we stuck to companies such as First Festival and Top Deck. Companies we had </description>
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                    <title>Peru  Just the beginning</title>
                    <description>The next country on the list was Peru and a little beach town called Mancora. We had been told the easiest way to cross the border and then onto Mancora was to catch a CIFA bus which would take us the entire way. It was pretty simple but add in the travellers bug that I picked up and you have an uncomfortable bus ride counting down till the next bathroom stop. This time it was me on the t</description>
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                    <title>Ecuador  A sweet surprise</title>
                    <description>The bus ride to Otavalo was rather interesting. We stopped to pick updrop off every local on the side of the road and the driver let every seller onto the bus to try his luck at selling us everything from DVDs to fruits and chips. Not ideal when you are trying to catch up on sleep At one point we had a demonstration on how to our brush our teeth and the option to buy toothpaste and toothbrushe</description>
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                    <title>On the road again</title>
                    <description>After an overnight stop at Ft. Lauderdale and an incredibaly uncomfortable sleep on the airport floor we flew to Bogota Colombia. We weren39t really sure what to expect when we arrived in Bogota. Its a very busy city huge amounts of traffic run down houses amongst new buildings and it still has an old school vibe to it. All of the awful stories you hear about Colombia unfortunately sit in th</description>
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