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Published: October 12th 2009
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Short for two reasons:
a) We only stayed three days, swiftly despatching the (rather twisty) 700 or so miles from the Colombian border to the Peruvian border.
b) The people. They're tiny. Even smaller than the Guatemalans.
Not much else to report, except we crossed the equator, so I suppose in some sort of strange way, we've reached the half way mark, again.
Also, temporarily suspending twenty years of vegetarianism, I ate a mouthful of Guinea Pig. Frankly, it's not tempted me back to full time meat-eating.
Next stop, Peru.
Adios!
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Linda McCartney
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From beyond the grave...
You "temporarily suspend" 20 years of vegetarianism - for guinea pig??!! I assume that no cuter or more defenceless small mammals were available? I look forward to the feast upon your return, when we shall dine on roast swan stuffed with baby bush babies. (P.S. This was probably my favourite blog to date, just for the guinea pig. Also, are the locals so tiny they ride around on the guinea pigs in teensy-weensy saddles?)