Re: Peru Rail
| October 09, 2019 08:55PM |
We spent the night in a hotel and watched as more trains continued to funnel tourists in and out of the city. The railroad was active all night long though traffic did seam to slow a bit
We woke up and I ran to Machu Pichu to be the first one in line. I have one of the records on a recording app and it only took me 21 minutes to go a Mile and A Half
(Oh yeah and 2,000 vertical feet with the entire trail being stairs built by the Incans hahahah)
Thank you for everyone who read this and if you have any questions feel free to ask! PART 4 - DONE
We woke up and I ran to Machu Pichu to be the first one in line. I have one of the records on a recording app and it only took me 21 minutes to go a Mile and A Half
(Oh yeah and 2,000 vertical feet with the entire trail being stairs built by the Incans hahahah)
Thank you for everyone who read this and if you have any questions feel free to ask! PART 4 - DONE
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