Cusco, dysentry and treking!

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Hi Everyone,

Matt and I thought we´d have a go at a travel blog, and hopefully share some of our photos so far.

We won´t write much because we have already bored you with all the emails!

Here we go.....

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Photos

Cuso main square
The Romanian orphan in the Plaza de Armas

Cuso main square
The Romanian orphan in the Plaza de Armas

Patrick the horse
Suz helping with their physiotherapy

The Dysentry kid on a drip
"Suz, I think I´ve done another one..."

5 day Salkantay trek
"Why didn´t we just get the frickin train" - Suz, 10 minutes in to a 5 day, 80 mile trek

The summit
The view of the lost lagoon at 4600 metres

The river crossing
Suz about to take the alternative route by ´cable car´after her blisters became infected

Machu Picchu
6am on the 5th day - finally made it

Comments

[Janice]

Impressive stuff!
Great photos and even better captions! Keep 'em coming! Take care and see you both soon. Love, Janice xx

[Gellard]

Goon Lagoon
Suze, Jenns, Fantastic photos. I've never seen anything like it - what a haircut. Do not have a number 0 again as you look like you've been sectioned. The trek looks amazing, though. Have a great time kids and drink in every minute. And will you stop shitting for five minutes please. Love, Gellard

[Melissa]

You Brave People
Well done on all your expeditions. Wishing you both better luck on the rest of your adventures.

[Emma Brockwell]

Dudes im so proud of u. U 2 look soooooooo good together. Big massive love 2 u both. B careful and look after each other. I love u xxxxx

[Linda Seymour]

Greetings from Blighty
This blog is a brilliant idea and the photos are excellent. Hope you have both recovered from blisters and dysentery. Nothing nearly as exciting as your adventures to report. The days are shortening, the rain is falling, the robins are singing their little feathery hearts out. My birthday was earlier this week and went to Tate Modern to an exhibition, then out for drinks and a meal with the family. But it ain't Macchu Pichu. I look forward to the next instalment. xx Linda