Peru

I almost made it back here in 2020; I was only a couple days’ drive or cargo-ship movement away.

 

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Table of Contents:

1. Phase 1
2. Phase 2
3. Phase 3
4. Initial Images
5. Best Hotels
6. Nicest Neighborhoods
7. Vegan Restaurants and Stores
8. Ancient Ruins

 

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Phase 1:

My first trip here involved orienting to its biggest city and most popular beach.  I was driven around in a limo, and ran off a high cliff to paraglide out over the ocean and then back to weave in between some of the coastal skyscrapers.

There were some bad drivers, a Navy base, slum-shanties all the way up a steep hillside, an armored vehicle (like an LAV-25) parked downtown outside a historical building, unstable earthquake issues (i.e. their cities are not at all prepared for any major ones), and, on that note, the big concern about their biggest shopping-mall sliding off the cliff it was built on (right down to the beach and into the ocean).  I was nervous about an earthquake happening the whole time I was up in my high-rise hotel room overlooking the city street/s.

 

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Phase 2:

Next visit is sure to involve many of the lesser-known, ancient, giant ruins, possibly starting with the famous Machu Picchu, and ending with the 9 pyramids still hidden under the Amazon rainforest’s triple-canopy at Paratoari.  (I’ll of course also spend an ample amount of time laying pipe with all the best Peruvian beach babes.)

 

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Phase 3:

Once the tunnel networks of those places are charted by fast-moving drones and other tech’, my 3rd expedition to this land may very well take me into the literal underground, where still-larger megalithic wonders await, maybe even still-active cave-cities and other breakaway civilizations.  There are rumors of giants, vampires, and many other special peoples here.  I plan to befriend any which exist and are compatible.  Is there a South American equivalent of Telos down here?  I will find out.

 

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Initial Images:

gallery (until my photos of expeditions to this land are uploaded here, see this album)

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Best Hotels:

TBA

 

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Nicest Neighborhoods:

TBA

 

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Vegan Restaurants and Stores:

TBA

 

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Ancient Ruins:

• Montaña Cónica, next to Cerro Elcono
• Moray
• Ollantaytambo
• Otuzco
• Quillarumiyoq –word roots:
  quilla = moon
  rumi = stone
  yoq = plural of stone
  (thus this site is named because of the assumption that it is stones fashioned to tell/track something about the current moon)
• Sacsayhuamán

more TBA

 

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See:

• The Mysterious Megalithic Site of Quenuani in Peru. No One Knows Who Made It or When.
• Brien Foerster – 6min vid of questions about Peru Inca ruins aspects

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