01 Mar

HAYWAY Podcast 36, Lima, Peru

We have found the end of our road in Latin America.

This trip will be London to Lima.

After an agonising decision, we have come to the conclusion that a year is enough and in this week’s How Are You? Where Are You? podcast we discuss why our bikes will travel in a plane home from Peru’s capital.

The cycling journey isn’t over however. We still plan to reintegrate into life in New Zealand by exploring New Zealand’s South Island by bike starting on March 13.

Every day is still an adventurous day in the world of cycling touring and the road to Lima was no exception. We were breathless at the top of the Cordillera Blanca. It even snowed on us!

Baden has been looking forward to arriving in Lima to find out if the food lives up to its reputation. Listen in to make sure it doesn’t disappoint.

Arriving in Lima

Clockwise from top: arriving on the beachfront; view on the way to Cerro San Cristobal; street art in Rimac; lots of religious symbolism here; Lima's cathedral; Peru's branding.

Clockwise from top: arriving on the beachfront; view on the way to Cerro San Cristobal; street art in Rimac; lots of religious symbolism here; Lima's cathedral; Peru's branding.

Peru above 4,000m

Clockwise from top left: happy campers admire the sunset; Pastoruri glacier; dwarfed on the way down; Puya plant; the road down the mountain; campsite in the National Park.

Clockwise from top left: happy campers admire the sunset; Pastoruri glacier; dwarfed on the way down; Puya plant; the road down the mountain; campsite in the National Park.

Peru's Politics

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Clockwise from top left: our host Andres; campaigning from Keiko; Alan Garcia; Julio Guzmán; Richard Acuña; PPK.

Lima Street Food

Left to right from top: breakfast cart with health tonics in bottles; scraping the aloe; an emoliente drink a day keeps the doctor away; Baden's plate of anticuchos (heart, stomach, intestine); the lady responsible for grilling those offcuts; picarones; pisco sour at Juanito's.

Left to right from top: breakfast cart with health tonics in bottles; scraping the aloe; an emoliente drink a day keeps the doctor away; Baden's plate of anticuchos (heart, stomach, intestine); the lady responsible for grilling those offcuts; picarones; pisco sour at Juanito's.

Our End of the Road

One thought on “HAYWAY Podcast 36, Lima, Peru

  1. You made the right descision! No doubt about that!
    I have to start making your bike gear bags a little sooner than planned now. This isn’t Xmas 2016, but Eastern 2016…….. I have to start making your painting too one of these days. The address of Shelley’s parents, I need it once again, please. And please make a good photo of Shelley’s bike saddle (for the right colour). Baden’s saddle is black, I know. Shelley’s probably reddish, I think. Good descision, guys! Take care over there!

    Johann

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