Thursday, July 31

Huaraz = Amazing

If I were to move to Peru, this would be my home. It´s absolutely gorgeous here. There are several glaciated peaks towering over the town. It took a couple days longer to get here, but the wait was definitely worth it. Once again the bus ride had me reviewing my life. If you ever travel down here I suggest you bring lots of dramamine and get all your life in order because you never know if the next curve in the road might be your last (this might be an over exageration, due to my paranoia of dying). The ride was definitely worth it! Being the starting point of many mountaineering treks, Huaraz provides a great place to relax and plan the next move. This morning we ate at a delicious little cafe called Cafe Andino which provided the best coffee and beautiful views of the white jagged mountain tops. Their banana pancake was delicious too. It was a little pricier than I would have liked, due to to it´s touristy nature, but what´s a few soles more for a taste of home?
Well we´re going to do a little planning today. Hopefully a small trek will come to fruition. See you back home around the 7th or 8th (if all the standby flights go as planned).

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