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At least it's a big trip!
That would be awful on a short trip of just a few weeks. Waste of time! At least when you have three months it's not as bad! Bet you were glad to not be eating kri food. That sounds like a diet camp!

Food, glorious food!
Maybe I'll take Kyla and Jakey there and they might appreciate my cooking a bit more!! Have you seen any fireflies on your trip, by the way, as Kyla wants to see them!

Wow how lovely!
Thanks for your very entertaining blogs. You are obviously having a brilliant time. Hard frost forecast here for rest of the week. So wish I was there! Enjoy the rest of your adventures and stay safe. See you in the pool ? xx Eileen

Spider pictures?
That would have freaked me out! Didn't you get any pictures of the spiders? I kind of want to see them just to torture myself!

sounds lovely
sounds lovely, Sheila, and love the photos with the karsts making the horizon across the sea.

Fires R Us!
I lived for years on Tunnel Rd and daily hiked up Tunnel Trail, and I'm thrilled that you love it! However, I'm in Peru because another fire raged through our canyon, destroying 60 homes (I was evacuated because of wildfires every year I lived there). A shady trail is San Roque Canyon, which goes over a saddle and connects to Tunnel Trail (where I passed Richard Gere the last time I did it). Happy hiking!

We have moved too!
Dear Stan and Sheila, It is always good to get your blog and see your new adventures. I thought I would let you know that I am no longer at Abraham Moss or Manchester. I finally managed to get a job in the UAE and so we moved to Abu Dhabi at the end of August and are now also enjoying an endless summer and pursuing our long held dream to live in the sun. We visited Oman again this weekend on a bit of a staycation and we were here at Easter. I have to say, if you've never been to Oman I would recommend it as a fantastic country to visit and nothing like its skyscraper neighbours. if you're ever visiting Abu Dhabi, drop me an email and we can show you around. Lucy.

I've enjoyed following you...
on the rest of your trip around South America. I see you are already planning you next trip...I like that!

Cool!!
I want go to to Lapaz Bolivia maybe someday i'll go to Peru. http://aspakb.blogspot.com/2015/06/bali-is-unique-island.html

Wow, it's looks amazing, well worth the headaches planning the trip!!

welcome to public transport, South American style
I laughed at your story, Sheila. It is so typical of how public transport operates on the road in this part of the world. Sitting in the upstairs front seats of the double-decker buses is a mixed blessing: you aren't shielded from the precarious driving, but you do get the best of the views. No doubt you'll have similar bus journeys to Cusco – see you when you get here. xx