Tonight at 7 we will be leaving for Cuzco for some medical checkups. The night bus is really the best way to go, because you go to sleep and wake up in Cuzco. Of course you miss all of the breathtaking scenery, but we nearly have it memorized.
The road is in the process of being paved from here to Abancay. Right now it takes about 5 hours to get there, but it will only take two when they are done. From Abancay to Cuzco it takes about 5 hours more, so we will get there at about 5 am, then hang around the bus terminal until some things get open. We used to go direct to the hotel, but now they charge you for checking in before noon.
It's still a great little hotel. It is called Hospedaje Bambu, and its located in Pasaje Pantipata, in walking distance of the plaza. We only found out about it because the girl who owns it was working at the clinic Mike was in when he had his heart attack.
Anyway, please pray for a safe trip. I had been thinking that it was great that we were going when the weather was dry, but it has been raining all day. Hopefully it is local just to our valley here.
It's still a great little hotel. It is called Hospedaje Bambu, and its located in Pasaje Pantipata, in walking distance of the plaza. We only found out about it because the girl who owns it was working at the clinic Mike was in when he had his heart attack.
Anyway, please pray for a safe trip. I had been thinking that it was great that we were going when the weather was dry, but it has been raining all day. Hopefully it is local just to our valley here.
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