An Introduction to the Inca

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July 8th 2012

Published: July 9th 2012

Thankfully, mercifully, whatever one may say about a three hour journey that took us from La Paz to the shores of Copacabana on Lake Titicaca, we arrived safe and unharmed for what would be a two night stay. Rather than stay in the town of Copacabana itself, a pleasant place with all the creature comforts you could hope for at this stage of our trip, we decided upon the advice of others to stay on... Read Full Entry

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Amy Foster & Christopher Ashton

Chris and Amy

We are Amy and Chris. After completing our first attempt at a round the world trip in 2012, we are currently fitting in careers around our enduring need to see the world. Our blog is primarily for family and friends, but we are always flattered to learn that others have read (and on occasion even enjoyed) our writing and photographs. With that said... Afoot and light hearted, I take to the open road. Healthy, free, the world before me. The long brown path before me leading wherever I choose...you road I enter upon and look around! I beli... full info

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9th July 2012

littlewing
Cindy

You didnt happen to spot a scrotum frog did you?
Endemic to lake Titicaca, though I do suppose one might have to look hard for a scrotum frog, theyre generally just hanging round doing nothing ;)

10th July 2012

George Lim
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Wow
I always wanted to venture into South America but didn't have a chance. Your nice photos might change my mind. :) my blog: www.georgelimphoto.com

1st August 2012

celeste
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updates please, it's been a while... hope you guys are well!

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