Caballeros

On Friday, we took a guided tour to four different ruins. Allow me to explain what I mean by ¨guided¨ and ¨four different ruins.¨ Our guide immediately disappeared and we were put in a cab with two guys, a korean-mexican woman from Tennessee who didn´t speak English, and us. Then, we ended up at some sketchy farm and were told we were riding horses. Okay, sweet.

After saddling up we ended up visiting only one ruin. haha. oh well. We still had a really fabulous time and the views along the trail were stunning. It was a fabulous experience, albeit a little expensive for what we thought we were getting.

On Saturday, we actually did take a guided tour to a few ruins very far away (two hours by bus), which were incredible. Maybe it wasn´t Maccu Picchu, but at least we were seeing some sweet Incan Ruins; and of course, meeting interesting people.

I always thought I would never be able to travel alone, but after this experience, I think maybe I can. Because every trip we take and every time we turn a corner we start a conversation with some really nice people. For instance, we met a woman from San Fransico with dual citizenship in Egypt, and of course started up a conversation about that...

Good times all around, although maybe a little too much sol too close to the Equator.

¡Choa!
CM