With air conditioning, tropical gardens and a pool, it feels like the Ritz to us.com and as usual they were initially timid but quickly bonded in friendship. Here a tooth extraction costs $2 if they can afford it. My brave clients drape it around themselves for a photo op. The dollar is so strong here that several in the group bought another suitcase to fill. It was a glorious sight. It truly must be experienced. When I'd scratch under his chin he'd close his eyes and make cooing sounds. There was a lecture by two resident shamans who taught us about medicinal plants and then blessed us individually as they removed our bad spirits..Back to Lima, we all scatter to shop the Indian markets. We sang our anthem to them and deposited a ton of school supplies to the two teachers. Charlie was a Capybara that looked like a mutant 100lb. On arrival in Lima we check into a lovely hotel located in trendy Miraflores district. Tears filled my eyes as they sang their national anthem to us.)The best part of the trip for me was a surprise visit to a rural school. Inside a bat flutters near my head as Brass Pillars Company I repeatedly whisper "bat's are good. For the moment, I have tired of Europe. Nor can my photos justly convey Peru.

We visited Monkey Island, a research station for 8 species that room free. This group was so prefect I'd like to clone them all for future AFS trips. They are truly pro's on flora, fauna and having fun! All transport is by boat. Inside were 50+ children barefoot and wide-eyed who never see tourists.Note: AFS has officially adopted the Timicurillo School. We toast each other goodbye with many hugs as I remiss a journey well done. The pitch black nights were spooky with a symphony of wild noises. For more information please contact Barbara. No plumbing or electricity, feels like an episode out of "Survivor. We welcome your contributions. There was Adrian the toucan who would poke his long beak into the dining room door for a treat, along with several tame parrots and scarlet macaws. There was a guided city tour, leisure time to explore and a delicious dinner of sea bass ceviche at a restaurant built on an ocean pier. Suddenly Sharon screamed and the guys run to her room. I take the world's longest shower as others enjoy Pisco Sours by the pool. I fell in love with the resident "pets". I did my Xmas shopping in May.

We fished by cane poles for piranha to fry up for dinner.On daily boat tours we saw giant water lilies, sloths, countless birds and the elusive pink dolphins. I couldn't hand pick better travelers for this adventure. I am now designing a unique future trip to include Machu Piccu, boating Lake Titicaca, visits to natives on floating reed islands and crossing to La Paz Bolivia. We all gain weight with fresh food throughout that is both delicious and plentiful.We set out with a group of 38 singles with AdventuresForSingles. 90 miles down river we arrive to Explonapo Lodge in the heart of Amazonia. For just $10 per year, you can provide materials for these beautiful children who have so little.Next day we flew Lan to Iquitos where we were greeted by 3 top guides who remain with us for our 6 days in the jungle. Our fabulous dinner was at a restaurant set in pre-Incan ruins. She found a giant lizard tucked in with her in her bed. We visited a family with a pet anaconda snake."

Enough roughing it.com for more details. At the Yagua Indian Village we traded our western goods for masks and blowguns (several of these were later were confiscated by TSA.I have always loved the land of Peru." Rustic to the extreme yet therein lies the unique charm. We board our boats for "luxury in the Amazon" at Ceiba Tops.There were many highlights! We hiked the world's longest canopy walk 100' high in the trees. We delivered medical supplies to a remote clinic serving the poor river people. guinea pig. Our rooms were connected with a privacy wall and an open thatched roof. Like a giant slumber party, we all shouted "goodnight Johnboy" from our mosquito netted beds. At 3am I head to the latrine with flashlight in hand. For one photo I held 3 at a time. There is a spirit of humility found in the hearts of these people that I am unable to adequately describe here

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