We’re having a lovely time in Tarapoto, although working hard. The cool nights are helping sleep, we’re very thankful for that…have an amazing week!
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Tbt: Old Peru
Here’s a look back. This was taken near Arequipa, Peru. Note the Volcano Misti. Enjoy! (Photo: Cardcow)
Machu Picchu Monday
Another Monday…hope everyone has a super week!
Tbt: Old Peru
We’re enjoying our time in Peru, although working hard every day. The weather is nice here right now as it’s winter and not quite as hot. Here’s a look back to 1905:
Machu Picchu Monday
Monday, Monday… Hope you’re enjoying a wonderful 4th of July long weekend. Far away on another continent in the high altitude Inca city of Cuzco:
Tbt: Old Peru
It’s Thursday, here’s a classic…
Machu Picchu Monday
Hope everyone is enjoying the summer. The temperatures have been as high as 115 degrees in Northwest Arizona where we live. Humidity is low, as low as 4% sometimes, so it just feels like a blast furnace rather than the drippy rainforest kinda feeling.
Thanks to the wonders of straw bale & its’ insulating qualities, we’ve managed to be completely comfortable in “the jail” as Yrma calls it.
In Peru, it’s winter and the days are shorter; sometimes nights are cooler and more comfortable as the Winds of St. John blow up from the south.
Here’s a vendor of fresh empanadas in the market town of Pisaq, below Cuzco in the Sacred Valley.
Links: 6/25/15
Hope you’re enjoying your Sunday June 25, 2017. Here’s a few links for your perusal:
Links:
Peru shoots for $1 billion in coffee exports next year
Why birds hit windows and what you can do to prevent it
Average Coffee prices decline in May
Roasting level alters the nutritional benefits of coffee
Rural roasters can learn to roast coffee online
The French Press: A history and brewing guide
Black bear maulings in Alaska really odd
Tbt: Old Peru
Thursday already…another look back:
Machu Picchu Monday
We’ve been running hard lately, visiting all of our coffee friends & getting ready to return to Peru. Here’s a look at some weaving in the wonderful market town of Pisaq (Pisac) in the Sacred Valley below Cuzco.