http://jeffwheeland.wordpress.com/2008/11/16/five-days-to-machu-picchu-day-five-machu-picchu/ Thu, 23 Apr 2009 07:42:20 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 http://jeffwheeland.wordpress.com/2008/11/16/five-days-to-machu-picchu-day-five-machu-picchu/#comment-158 Lora Tue, 18 Nov 2008 17:28:15 +0000 http://jeffwheeland.wordpress.com/?p=342#comment-158 i'm still scratching! i’m still scratching!

]]> http://jeffwheeland.wordpress.com/2008/11/16/five-days-to-machu-picchu-day-five-machu-picchu/#comment-157 David Glover Mon, 17 Nov 2008 15:57:14 +0000 http://jeffwheeland.wordpress.com/?p=342#comment-157 Jeff, You must have been in a Coca Coma during the trek, because I didn't hear you say 10 words the whole time. Seriously, you did a great job of capturing the spirit of this memorable adventure. Here it is 28 days after the "death bug" attack and I have finally quit scratching. Kudos to you for helping preserve this wonderful experience! Jeff,
You must have been in a Coca Coma during the trek, because I didn’t hear you say 10 words the whole time. Seriously, you did a great job of capturing the spirit of this memorable adventure. Here it is 28 days after the “death bug” attack and I have finally quit scratching.
Kudos to you for helping preserve this wonderful experience!

]]> http://jeffwheeland.wordpress.com/2008/11/16/five-days-to-machu-picchu-day-five-machu-picchu/#comment-156 Lora Mon, 17 Nov 2008 13:36:21 +0000 http://jeffwheeland.wordpress.com/?p=342#comment-156 but also don't forget to add the fond memories of the 'tourist train' back from Machu Picchu to Ollantaytambo (complete with train staff donning costumes for fashion show, and the weird peruvian dancing llama puppet pushing grinning mask guy), and then the 'short cut' the bus driver decided to use back to Cuzco which involved swerving past huge avalanche remains every 100m in the dark, stopping for no reason but to scare us that we'd all be kidnapped, singing small child conductor, and then arriving back 5 minutes after the other bus anyway! but also don’t forget to add the fond memories of the ‘tourist train’ back from Machu Picchu to Ollantaytambo (complete with train staff donning costumes for fashion show, and the weird peruvian dancing llama puppet pushing grinning mask guy), and then the ’short cut’ the bus driver decided to use back to Cuzco which involved swerving past huge avalanche remains every 100m in the dark, stopping for no reason but to scare us that we’d all be kidnapped, singing small child conductor, and then arriving back 5 minutes after the other bus anyway!

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