Incan stonework is known for its large, well cut stone, mortarless construction and expert precision. Many different architects & builders worked on the different parts of Machu Picchu. Some walls have a jumbled feeling. Others, have an eerily modern “concrete” … Continue reading
Monthly Archives: November 2007
El Alto Market
In our taxi tour of El Alto, we were able to catch a lot of locals through the window….
La Paz & El Alto, Bolivia.
a Paz is high. At 3,600 meters (11,811 feet), you’re definitely up there. And I felt it. Even though i was talking Acetazolamide for altitude sickness, I had dizziness, blurry vision, shortness of breath, and migraine. The first morning we … Continue reading
Ronaldinho, Kaka, & the Brazilian Soccer Team
Those who know me know that I know nothing about soccer. I played one season in the 4th grade… and then to everyone’s relief, I went back to softball. Not surprisingly, I am clueless about international soccer. But the day … Continue reading
Paddington Bear
I have fond memories of reading Paddington Bear as a kid. But I guess I didn’t actually remember much of the story. In Lima, I was surprised to see Paddington Bear in Peru… until a friend reminded me that Paddington … Continue reading
Lima, Peru
We had less than 24 hours in Lima. Our flight from the States arrived after midnight and we flew to Bolivia the next day at 8pm. Most folks said recommended bypassing Lima completely, and we had planned on (mostly) taking … Continue reading
Peru & Bolivia
Very excited! I’ve been itching for another trip, and Friday night, we’re off! The current plan is: Fly in to Lima, Peru. And then on to La Paz, Bolivia. Visit La Paz, wander through Copacabana and see Lake Titicaca. Make … Continue reading
Mix08!
Mix08 has been announced! March 5 to 7, 2008 The Venetian Resort Hotel Casino Las Vegas, Nevada