Playa, scum and corruption

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Photos

Huanchaco
Beach town next to Trujillo.

Huanchaco and fisherman
Fisherman preparing fishing net.

Huanchaco 3
Fisherman on el "caballito". A typical fishing canoe made of reed and used for surfing the waves with the catch of the day.

Hueca de la luna - other ruins outside Trujillo
Original mural from the moche civilization. 300 years older than the Chimus.

Comments

[Raf]

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Bien mon petit... ça fait plaisir de te suivre, continue comme ça! Je t'embrasse depuis... la France. Et oui je suis rentré moi!

[mash]

wow
wow man ur trip sounds amazing. make it back in one piece and watch for dem traffickers... all the best bro. p.s when u back???

[Lilian]

Lo estay pasando malitoooo!!!
Pucha Nico..que te puedo decir....te envidio no mas y que lindo los paisajes en Lima, nunca lo crei asi... Besitos y cuidate mucho

[John Lyons]

Atacama desert
Nico, I've just been catching up on some of your blogs. I was reading the one where you state that you were at the worlds driest desert, the atacama desert. Oh dear.... A common misconception! We all know the definition of a desert is a place that receives less than254mm of rain a year. Quite clearly that would make some parts of the antarctic the driest place on earth as some of these places have not seen rain in 2 million years. Of course the next driest place would be the atacama with it's average annual rainfall of 0.1mm (250 times as dry as the sahara desert). Anyway, thought I should alert you to this. And yes, I am a bit of a chopper for pointing this out and also a little bored at work. Hope your enjoing yourself mate! Laters...