Counting down to Peru

In a bit less than 24hours, Reilly, Kimberly and I will be driven to Denver International Airport to begin our adventure in Peru.  Our flights will get us to the city of Cuzco in southern Peru the afternoon of October 23rd.  We’ll spend a couple days in Cuzco staying at a hostel, sourcing local topographical maps and generally just enjoying our new surroundings.  From there our plans are very loose.

We intend on starting by cycling to Machu Picchu and exploring elsewhere in the Sacred Valley.  From there we’ll head south.  While we have some ideas for routes, destinations, resources etc, we do recognize that in truth, we really don’t have any idea what we’re getting ourselves into.  Sure, we can see on a map the distance between towns but we really don’t know what the terrain will be like, how demanding those high elevations will be or the obstacles that we’ll encounter.  The rain has started in Peru, which means we’ll be getting wet, but we still don’t know just how bad that rain can get.  Guess we’re going to find out!  All we can do is prepare for anything, hope for the best and as the cliche goes, expect the unexpected.

But that’s really the point of all this; to seek adventure, to be torn from our comfort zone, to be challenged in ways we’ve never been challenged before.  Personally, this trip represents several firsts, all of which have their own intricacies and stresses to be dealt with.  I’ve never been to a non-English speaking country, unless you count Quebec or Wales.  I’ve never been to a third world country and I’ve never cycle-toured with other people for more than a day.  Everything I know about the world will be different…except that people are people the world over; good, bad, ugly, angry, kind, helpful, loving.  Fortunately, I’ve heard many times that the people of Peru are generally kind and generous.  It’s also been suggested that my being Canadian, as opposed to American, could serve me well, but I’m not placing too much currency in that fact.
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While I will have a few little electronic devices with me–camera, iPhone, GoPro video camera–I’m not sure how often I’ll be able to access the internet and thus, post here.  But with a good ole pad and pencil, I’ll make lots of notes and post as often as possible.

Hasta luego, mis amigos!