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Published: May 2nd 2012
May 2nd 2012
May 2nd 2012
We've had some early starts on this trip, but this one really takes the biscuit. 2.30am, the alarm goes off and it feels like we've barely had time to fall asleep. Which might be because we barely have had time to fall asleep. Lying awake in the dark, I wonder why do we do this to ourselves. Wanting to make the most of our few days in Peru before we continue north to Colombia, we... Read Full Entry
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Mystery fruit
Pichang? Bichun? I can't find any reference to this bizarre one!
Mystery fruit revealed
Sadly, it tasted moderately to very disgusting...
Granadilla
Much better! One of the three varieties of passion fruit widely available in South America.
Tumbo
Another type of passion fruit, shaped like a small, soft yellow banana. Delicious as well!
Climbing out of the canyon through the cloud
Two hours relentless climb - a vertical kilometre up.
Up at 4.30am, 2 hour climb...
...and fresh as daisies!
Yet another one!
Sancallo cactus fruit - incredibly, deliciously sour.
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