Back to Peru and trip to Aruba.

After spending about two months back in The United States and corresponding with Shirley. I decided it was time to head back to Peru to spend time with Shirley and take her up on her offer to show me more of Peru. We decided to first meet in Lima and fly to Aruba for a […]

Back in the USA

Back in the USA I felt like my journey had not ended and that I had more things to experience. I decided to get some things in order and return to Peru to take Shirley up on her offer to show me more of her country.

Back to Cusco, onto Oracles, and saying goodbye

After leaving Aquas Calientes I returned to Cusco were I would spend the next 4 days including my birthday. During my stay in the Amazon I met a girl named Shirley whom said she was going to be in Cusco during my birthday and would show me around. I was excited and so after checking […]

Aquas Calientes and Machu Picchu

The train from Ollantaytambo to Aquas Calietntes was nice, especially after spending so many days hiking. The train ride was about an hour-long, just enough time for a quick bite to eat and drink which was complimentary on Peru Rail. Arriving in Aquas Calientes there was a lot of commotion, being a heavy tourist area. […]

The Inca Quarry Trail Hike

After drinking my coca tea I met with the group and we loaded up in a van. We then drove for about 30 minutes to the start of the trail. Hugo was full of energy and from the start I could tell we would get along very well. Most of the other guides and members of […]

Journey from the ancient city of Cusco to Ollantaytambo

Flying from Puerto Maldonado to Cusco is only about an hour or so and the flight this time was smooth and I would learn in the future on other flight that is not normally the case. I was excited to experience the ancient city of Cusco. Cusco is a city in southeastern Peru, near the […]

The Hegelian dialectic

In a world going mad I think it important for people to understand the philosophy that is heavily utilized by the elite or whatever you want to call the people who conspire to control the world. To them this is not a world gone mad but a planned escalation of there intentions for humanity and […]

Puerto Maldonado: Amazon Jungle

Flying from Lima to Cusco and Cusco to Puerto Maldonado took about 5 hours. Puerto Maldonado is about 55 miles west of the Bolivian border with a population of around 75,000 people but has had a recent influx of Venezuelan refugees. Once at the airport I took a bus for about two hours into Inferno […]

Lima, Peru

Landing in Lima and getting through security was a bit crazy, especially when you don’t speak Spanish. After getting my bag and heading out of the airport there were hundreds of taxi driver and finding the one with my name was interesting but eventually it happened by some miracle. (Thanks mom!) My driver spoke little […]

Tomorrow’s the Day

My flight for Peru departs tomorrow it’s going to be a long day but I’m excited. I am appreciative of my mom, sister, stepdad, niece, nephew, Chad and many other friends and family for being supportive. I have had a few hiccups along the way, one major one being that my passport was going to […]