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May 20th 2009

Published: September 23rd 2009

In keeping with the bad habit I fast seemed be developing (and seriously needed to lose!!) it was dark by the time we finally pulled into Puno bus station. OK so we hadn't helped ourselves by having a lazy morning, not leaving Arequipa until lunchtime for what I already knew from experience to be at least a 7hour journey, but on the upside at least this time I had company!!! We pretty much jumped ... Read Full Entry

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Willow

My story so far.... 2005: Left the UK and headed to New Zealand, spending a great year working in Wellington and travelling the country - vineyards, trekking , kayaking and more. 2006:When my working holiday visa expired I booked a ticket to Singapore and had an amazing 6 months in Asia - Orangutans in the Borneo rainforests, Tibetan plateaus and the ancient temples of Bagan and Angkor. 2006/07: Out of money but not quite ready to return to the UK I moved to Australia for 9 months or so, living in Sydney, travelling the East Coast and realising my career was n... full info

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23rd September 2009

Dawn Smallwood
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Love the sunsets!
You take some great photos of the sunsets. Love the colours. Happy travels, Dawn

1st October 2009

Tara
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Where are you?
I've been following your fantastic blogs, and I'd like to read about your Machu Picchu trip. However, here it is almost October and no word. Are you OK?

1st October 2009

Willow
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Almost there...
Hey Tara, really glad to hear you're enjoying my blogs... I'm just rather bad at keeping up to date with them!!! The next one will be Machu Picchu, promise!

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