But in other areas, and oh these are the true treasures my friend, the road still stands as it was built. A smooth cobbling of rock or carved smoothly into a rock face, draining water, holding its ground, sometimes as wide as a highway.
An Uncertain Encounter
You think you’d know if you met a terrorist, right?
Ayacucho to Paucara
The Inca trail and road were the same at times, though sometimes the trail was straighter as the road wound into the nooks of the mountainside.
Rio Pampas to Ayacucho
Not only were Fidgit and I rejected in our attempt to cross Rio Pampas, we then had to walk along the same taunting river for a day and a half to get to the bridge crossing.
The End of Season Two: Pisac to Abancay
Haz clic aquí para leer en español Written by Neon Fidgit and I were able to rest in Cusco. A big part of going into Cusco from Pisac for us…
Macusani to Pisac
Haz clic aquí para leer en español Written by Neon Fidgit and I weren’t feeling great leaving Macusani, though that had become the norm. Our bodies were breaking down, our…
Saved by the Spuds
Haz clic aquí para leer en español Written by Fidgit The joy in this walk began to flicker somewhere around middle Bolivia. Extended illness combined with exposure to pervasive poverty…
First full section in Peru: Ananea to Macusani
Haz clic aquí para leer en español Written by Neon When we got back to Ananea after a few days of rest, we were grateful that the weather had also…
Trash Talk
Haz clic aquí para leer en español Written by Fidgit This walk has changed how I relate to the waste we throw out. From toilet paper to tin cans. Much of…
Sorata to Ananea: Crossing the Cordillera Apolobamba and into Peru along the Ruta De Los Tres Cordilleras
Haz clic aquí para leer en español Written by Neon We delayed leaving Sorata, because we were not excited for the multi-hundred meter climb in front of us. So, instead…
