We made it to Peru! One of our best friends, Jason Sanders
has been living down in the sacred valley for almost a year
saving the world. He made the trip 'Super
Feliz' and easy. When we told him we were coming he talked to one of his
coworkers and got it set up so we could stay with her and her family.
They were really nice and loved Lincoln. Each morning the mom, Erma,
would take him from us for at least an hour to just play with him and
change his diaper.
The Peruvians, especially in this little village we stayed in (urubamba) were very humble people and everyone loved Lincoln. They all thought he was soo big. They also thought he was a girl half the time so it kept our egos in check.
Jason and Lauren with some local girls from one of the dances
This was my first time getting some real ceviche and it rocked my world. It was amazing!
Night in
Lima B&B $60 + homestay in urubamba $16/night + machu picchu tickets $100 + machu picchu train $100 + 3 hats at the festival $10 + some buses, food, and a haircut =
about $700
What a fun trip! What is Jason doing exactly? I loved visiting Machu Picchu and the valle sagrado. That ceviche looks SO good!
ReplyDeleteThat's awesome, I'm jealous. I don't know if I would have braved it with a baby, so good for you guys making the most out of Laurens benefits.
ReplyDeleteAND A HAIRCUT? ha ha ha. I didn't even check that out. See you next week!
ReplyDeleteinteresting blog, I just found it on the internet...i am going to machupicchu soon too, and i was wondering how you used the ergo carrier with the baby? some advices??
ReplyDeleteAmazing trip. My partner and I are considering Machu Picchu with our 3months old. How did your baby take to altitude?
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