Peru: The Islas Ballestas
Althought nickednamed the “poor man’s Galapagos,” the Islas Ballestas does make for a memorable excursion. I am sold on the trip the second that I learned this is home to hundreds of… Continue reading
Althought nickednamed the “poor man’s Galapagos,” the Islas Ballestas does make for a memorable excursion. I am sold on the trip the second that I learned this is home to hundreds of… Continue reading
Astrid y Gaston is the winner of The World’s 50 Best Restaurants 4 years in a roll. Definitely one of the best restaurants I’ve ever had the pleasure to dine at. It is so… Continue reading
How did we spend a day in Miraflores? Here are some highlights. Breakfast at the hotel. Wander along Larco Avenue, where most of the major attractions are located. Check out art gallery Luis Miró Quesada… Continue reading
Lima is a metropolitan city that contains more than 25% of the entire Peruvian population. It’s situated on the western seaboard in the Peruvian Coastal Plain. When we visited Lima in August, it’s… Continue reading
On this damp and gloomy day, we embarked on the cruise that took us to the infamous and notorious former federal prison – Alcatraz, home to the likes of Al Capone and Robert “the… Continue reading
Light lunch at the Bean Stalk Cafe. It’s a tiny little cafe focused on international sandwiches and coffee. I had the Tofu Veggie Sandwich; crunchy bread stuffed with mildly spicy kimchi flavoured tofu and… Continue reading
We have been talking about taking a trip in California for years. In fact, we have so many friends and relatives living in the Golden State, we don’t know why we haven’t been… Continue reading
It’s that time of the year again. At the end of September and beginning of October, we always love to go to the cottage country to enjoy the beautiful scenery of fall. This… Continue reading
I haven’t made soap bars for a long while now. Finally this weekend we had a get together for a housewarming party. The guys are on the deck manning the grill and the… Continue reading