Mausoleum
This place was a true sanctuary in the middle of a chaotic city. This photo was taken in a nunnery, … Continue reading Mausoleum
Tag: backpacking
Lines in the Sand
No visit to Peru is complete without a visit to the Nazca lines. They are massive, geometric constructs etched into … Continue reading Lines in the Sand
Ayacucho in the Rain
I took this photo as far up a mountain I dared climb without enough water. It was one of those … Continue reading Ayacucho in the Rain
Huancayo Market
The biggest outdoor market in all of Peru can be found in Huancayo, a city inland by a whopping 3000 … Continue reading Huancayo Market
Miraflores
I’ve finally gotten around to downloading all of my photos from my USB drive, so I’ll be uploading one per … Continue reading Miraflores
Long Overdue
Near the end of the trip, I reached a point where I was just tired of it all. I’m not … Continue reading Long Overdue
An Anecdote from Lima
I’m on my way home. End of an era I think, but hey, everything’s got its end. It’s what makes everything … Continue reading An Anecdote from Lima
The Not So Glorious Side of Backpacking.
Friends and Family; What most people who haven’t travelled before don’t realise is just how easily things can go wrong. … Continue reading The Not So Glorious Side of Backpacking.
The Hitchiker’s Guide to Argentina (Part 2)
Well, yesterday was an interesting day. I met an Irish guy in Cordóba, and he decided to tag along with … Continue reading The Hitchiker’s Guide to Argentina (Part 2)
Independance Day.
I arrived in Tucuman about 5 days ago, after having finally got a ride out of Cafayate after a dissapointing … Continue reading Independance Day.
Global Thoroughfare 