Posts Tagged ‘solo female travel’
September 6 — Belén Market, Pink Dolphins and a Ceiba Tree in Iquitos
Coca tea and a working ATM I woke up at 7 this morning after setting my alarm for 6:45, and went downstairs for the breakfast buffet that is included with my room at the DoubleTree. I had delicious scrambled eggs, some strawberry yogurt and granola, and a couple of pieces of plantain. My stomach was…
Read MoreSeptember 5 — Arriving in Iquitos: Tears on the Tarmac and a King Bed
The destination is the king bed Sept. 5 — Three alarms and a 5 am driver My flight to Iquitos was at 8 am today, with a 6 am airport arrival time and 7:10 boarding. I woke up at 3:55 am. I had set three alarms, for 3:55, 4:00 and 4:05, because that is what…
Read MoreSeptember 4 — My Cacao Pilgrimage, Barranco, and Tea with New Friends
It’s Friday, September 4th. I had a good adventure today. I woke up at about six this morning, but I didn’t get out of bed until eight. I had my tea and ate breakfast here. I finished that strawberry kefir that was so good. I wish I had more of that. I ate my last…
Read MoreSeptember 3 — Walking with the ocean in Lima
The Symphony of Lima, the Beauty Way, and My Late-Night Insecurities I’m sitting out on my little 5th floor balcony this morning having my tea. I’m surrendering to the sound healing of a Lima morning. It’s SO lifey. There’s so much noise, but it’s like a symphony. Cars are driving by, so many motorbikes, people…
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