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• Mental Beast

  
  Winnie Cooper — Authority: 473
  Some of Vancouver’s finest have put together “Mental Beast” and “The Eggnog Project”, two very awesome holiday themed projects. Mental Beast is a 12-episode comedy series that spans two mediums, radio and video. It tells the story of KRML, a radio station on the verge of collapse when hit with Arts ...
  1 day ago

• Photo Essay: 2 Weeks in Lima, Ica, and Cusco, Peru

  
  mischief & impermanent bliss — Authority: 117
  The Best of 2009 Blog Challenge: What was your best trip in 2009? Machu Picchu at sunrise. Photo: Cathey Franke I travel a lot for the job, mainly to Stateside locations like Maryland, D.C., and California. When I travel for pleasure, I try to choose locations with some personal significance – visits to ...
  3 days ago

• Meeting Jorge

  
  Living the Dream — Authority: 92
  If you ask Jorge Luis Delgado what is life is about, he will likely answer, without hesitation, “Love, service, and wisdom,” or munay , llancay , and yachay in the Quechua language.  In North America, Jorge would be called a shaman. But Jorge is Peruvian of Incan ancestry, born and raised near Lake ...
  5 days ago

• Alternative road to Machu Picchu

  
  Lost At E Minor: For creative people — Authority: 610
  If you’re feeling adventurous, you can take the locals’ road to Machu Picchu . It involves a couple of hours on a local bus through the jungle, a taxi to a hydroelectric power plant, and several kilometers walking on train tracks. During this trip, you visit Santa María and Santa Teresa villages, and besides ...
  1 week ago

• Take Me Down to Ollantaytambo

  
  John Milito's Amazing Adventures — Authority: 104
  Before I went to Peru, I knew next to nothing about Pre-Columbian civilizations. I dont think I realized how much of the ruins still stand, and I certainly didnt know that the language of the Inca, Quechua , was still spoken. Now that I have been exposed to these things a bit more, I find them extremely ...
  2 weeks ago

• Travel to Peru – Peruvacationtours.com

  
  Free Blog Post — Authority: 137
  Travel to Peru and all of its destinations; Cusco, Lima, Machu Picchu, Amazon, Arequipa and more – peruvacationtours.com If you are looking for a good place to visit on your next vacations, you might want to consider traveling to Peru. If you travel to Peru you will find a country full of culture and great places to ...
  3 weeks ago

• The Problem With Clever

  
  The Time Crook — Authority: 408
  An indeterminate gray spread out against the sky, providing relief from the record highs of the week prior. It wasnt a perfect reading day; that would require even cooler temperatures and the caress of raindrops against a half-opened window. But it was close enough, and I spent the workday longing for the embrace of ...
  4 weeks ago

• Exploring Peru with Orient Express

  
  Going Places - TravelStore's Blog — Authority: 124
  All our lives we have looked at those mystical pictures of Machu Picchu and wondered would we ever get  to visit this magical place.  Well we just returned, and words cannot describe the awesome beauty but we will try. We were delighted to fly Lan Air and were treated to excellent service and enjoyed in business ...
  4 weeks ago

• Postcards from Peru.

  
  News You Can't Use ! — Authority: 132
  My good friend and hiking partner recently visited Machu Picchu in Peru thanks to some forced PTO. I am quite envious that he managed to visited Machu Picchu before me — even more so as I now have to find people to accompany me on the Inca trail hike to Machu Picchu . A quick look at my GTalk list tells me I ...
  4 weeks ago

• JoAnna Haugen Co-Founds Fund for Machu Picchu Porters

  
  Matador Pulse — Authority: 459
  Porters of Machu Picchu , Photo by Lola Akinmade Plenty of people haven’t seen their own country’s most famous sites. Americans who haven’t seen the Grand Canyon or Yellowstone . Mexicans who have never been to Chichen Itza. Egyptians who’ve never cast their eyes upon the Sphinx. It’s one thing ...
  4 weeks ago

• 10 man-made world wonders by Howard Hillman

  
  The Travel Blog by TravelPod — Authority: 419
  Howard Hillman of the site Hillmanwonders.com puts together many lists of travel-inspiring destinations. I’m going to take a few and compare them to the experiences that TravelPod bloggers have had there. Shall we begin? 1. Pyramids of Egypt Rucamuffin got majorly ripped off at the Great Pyramids of Egypt A ...
  5 weeks ago

• A brief description of Machu Picchu in Cusco

  
  Blog of Travel, webblogs of Tourism, Blogs Travel - Vacation - Villadeayora.com — Authority: 137
  On the left bank of the river Vilcanota are the remains of the ancient and beautiful city of Machu Picchu (130 km from Cusco), whose name comes from the Quechua (machu pikchu, “Old Mountain”). There is a railway that leads to the station, bearing the same name of this ancient city, from where road climbs a ...
  5 weeks ago

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