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May 5th 2009

Published: May 5th 2009

Hello all once again, unfortunately this entry is going to be slightly more concise than usual as we're very short on time. who would have guessed rural mountain villages weren't the best place to find a reliable, fast and open internet connection? So since we last blogged we took the bus to tacna on the peru-chile border and then took a colectivo across to arica on the other side. It was with a ... Read Full Entry

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Connie Hunter

Conyac

I'm off to Peru! Here is the link to the organisation I'll be volunteering for: http://bruceperu.org/ This one perhaps gives a better idea of what I'll actually be doing: http://agendasos.com/WELCOME/ I'll be in Trujillo, Peru for 2 months, then Tom will be flying out to meet me in early April, and then we'll be travelling for hopefully 4-6 weeks. My phone number wont be working so if you want to get in contact please email; I will have a local sim card but it'll cost me many monies for people to call me. That's about it! I'll try to keep my entries as short but interesting as poss... full info

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5th May 2009

The Ryan
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Don't dry up and disintegrate in Atacama desert!!!

6th May 2009

sarah
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altiplano looks like marshwiggle country, did you see any?

7th May 2009

Vicky
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puppies
Aaaawww Tom, we like your new little friend. Did he understand English? Must be good to see llamas (or alpacas?) in their natural habitat rather than at Berwick. x

7th May 2009

Craig
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sheep
Are you sure that those long-necked sheep are real?

10th May 2009

Frusie
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Loving the Updates!
Hi Guys, now managed to catch up on the blog, loving them, when is the next update coming! I think you both will love Chile and I've hard a lot of great stories about Bolivia. Really looking forward to seeing the photo's. Bye for now, frusie.x

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