biggest cemetery in South America and possibly the world

January 14th 2011
Once again, Chuck and I decided and are fortunate enough to skip, at least part of, winter. We arrived to Lima, Peru the night of January 3rd. We spent a few days in Miraflores making travel arrangements for the coming month and visiting the local shops, markets, parks, and restaurants. Friday the 7th of January we went to stay the weekend with our Peruvian family, the Cuba’s, in Villa Mari ... read more

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Ancient Peru was the seat of several prominent Andean civilizations, most notably that of the Incas whose empire was captured by the Spanish conquistadors in 1533. Peruvian independence was declared in 1821, and remaining Spanish forces defeated in 1... ... read more

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Many trips to Yucatan and Arizona. A bit of time in Crane Lake, Chiapas, Iceland, Ireland, Peru, New Orleans. Lived in Minnesota, California, Illinois, Texas, and Colorado. Now we call Wisconsin our home. We've been up and down the entire Midwest and visited some other states, too. We spent four months driving through Mexico and Central America. Then, five weeks traveling from the north to south of Peru. And then, a year later, four weeks more. Why? Well, why not! We've only just begun! Road trippin with the parents followed, but...forgot to blog; next time! We did ... full info

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14th January 2011

Marmie
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amazing!
Truly amazing to see this, I'm glad you got a photo. Do the families build these burial plots themselves?

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