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Beautiful place
I have been following your blog since MachuPicchu and got impress by Las Pozas, I wonder if you can send me some pictures, well, I say some but actually I like them all. If you want me to pick I would say from 3 to 11 and 18. I must also say that I enjoy your style of writing, makes the reading nice, interesting and entertaining. Thanks for share those experiences and also show place where I would like to know some day and places where I won't such as Amazona's I hate mosquitoes. Looking forward for your next entry and of course, if it is not much to ask, for the pictures of las pozas. Enrique

Machu Picchu
I am glad that you did not forgot to include me in your distribution list. After my experience in the Inca Path, I have decided to enjoy mountain scenery from the comfort of my couch, with enough cold beer, and AIR to inhale if you get my meaning. Good luck and please continue publishing your picture they are great. Enrique

I really enjoyed your Peru post. It reminded me of my time there. My blog is looking for travel photos. If you any time, email us some (like that che one!) at dirtyhippiesblog@gmail.com or check us out at dirty-hippies.blogspot.com Continued fun on your travels, Eric

Hello from me!!
love the photo's guys and the reports sounds hot and fun but bit scary at times so proud it really is pretty cool what you are doing !! take real good care see you both soon . ps . all good here have a new job as employment consultant start next wk love yas ...xx

so jealous!
It all looks so awesome guys, I am so pleased that you are having such a great time. I am so jealous!

Rio
Hi Guys, This looks really awsome, love the mosaics! Did you hear about the earthquake in Sandiargo? Are you safe. Love Mum

el guater (the toilet)
just as a general rule when travelling in latin america, you should expect to pay to use restrooms so it's good to have change or small bills, and always carry your own toilet paper as restrooms never have any. and what you had at your hostel is not really a traditional terremoto, which is a popular chilean cocktail. a regular terremoto consists of vino pipeNo (a kind of artesanal wine), fernet, and pineapple ice cream. the melon thing sounds good, but not normally in it (although chileans also do "melon con vino", which is wine and melon, just like you describe but you eat the alcohol soaked melon and drink the wine out of it. enjoy brazil, don't forget to have some caipirinhas! cheers!

Living the GOOD Life.
WoW, looked awsome out on the boat and hanging with the family. hope they are all going well miss u's have an awsome adventure. xoxox