• Come Fly with Me! Paragliding in Peru

    http://www.youtube.com/embed?listType=user_uploads&list=grasshopper1874   Several weeks ago I had an amazing opportunity to paraglide in the Miraflores district of Lima, Peru.  This experience was absolutely one of the most amazing experiences I have had, and out of 42 traveled countries, this experience may just reach easily in the top 10.  Michael from Aeroxtreme was an extraordinary pilot…

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  • Photojournalism: Random Moments from Around the World

    Photojournalism:  Random Moments from Around the World.

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  • Fries with that Guinea Pig?

    Traveling through Peru has been an amazing journey in just trying to get to the start of the Inca Trail.  We have arrived in Ollantaytambo this morning after driving through the Sacred Valley.  Ollantaytambo is a small and very quaint Peruvian town put on the map basically as the iconic start to the Inca Trail…

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  • Current Forecast: Rain in the Land of Llamas

    The next adventure is in the making, the final airpasses are being confirmed, the backpacking gear check list is being reviewed.  One more pass of “need this” and “toss that” is carefully being done.  I keep reminding myself, the more you pack, just means the more you carry.  The ultimate goal, just one bag and…

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  • Under the Donkey’s Belly

    Finally arriving in Lima early this morning and after surviving the journey smushed by the window from sharing a airplane seat row with an older Peruvian couple who were flying home from the states.  I can say, I have finally arrived in Lima. Just imagine sitting next to an elder couple who are best described…

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