Turtles

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Almost ready for Peru! We spent the whole weekend packing and we have gone to see a turtle release in between! The turtles are so cute! Here are some pictures. I will be updating this when I can. I think our hotels have internet but the over night buses we are taking probably do not. Our first stop is Nazca to see the lines and marvel at their mystery. Then we are going to Arequipa to see llamas and alpacas and vicunas and ice mummies! After that we go to Machu Picchu! Send me messages if you can.

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Anonymous said…
Greetings Dear Ones - I hope your trip so far has been good and uneventful. What are your first impressions of Peru? Is the weather cooperating?
Travel safe
loads of love
Grandma Q
June 29, 2010 at 9:46 PM
Anonymous said…
Hey Beautiful! I hope that you have arrived in Peru or will so very shortly. Post many comments and pictures of your trip. Please be happy, please be safe.
Love forever and always,
Maurin
June 30, 2010 at 4:01 PM
Anonymous said…
Hi Dear Ones - llamas, alpacas and mummies OH MY!!
It sounds like you are keeping very busy and visiting lots of interesting places.
Your postings are wonderful and I look forward to then everyday.
Great job.
Continued safe travels.
loads of love
Grandma Q
July 2, 2010 at 9:43 PM
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