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| Sabo with first lunch prepared by porters...very fancy |
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| Inca site along trail |
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| Sacred valley |
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| Nick and Sabo, happy to almost be at the highest point of the trail |
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| Hiking, hiking, hiking |
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| Sabo, Nick, Jim and Nick...note the trail that led to where they are! |
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| Up, up, up |
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| Nick and friends, plus porters, cooks and guide |
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| Chinchillas at Machu Picchu...a rare sight |
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| Four days of hiking and here he is...MACHU PICCHU! He is wearing his CancerKicker Dominate t-shirt sending a message to his Dad...dominate Multiple Myeloma! |
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| Clouds cleared and the view was spectacular |
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| Sabo and Nick...hiking buddies, dominating the climb |
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| Another amazing adventure checked off Nick's bucket list! |
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| After soaking in it's beauty, the guys took a bus down to the city |
Wow, what a sight. It looks almost too incredible to be real. So proud of him for dominating the Inca Trail!
ReplyDeleteNick has done something that I have wanted to do for the past forty some years when a friend of mine told me all about his experience. I am so glad I got to see and hear about it through Nick's eyes.
ReplyDeleteGreat blog ma, thanks!
ReplyDeleteWOW doesn't do it justice. And that's just for the flower garnish on the food. ;D
ReplyDeleteThere were twelve 30 somethings on our plane from Lima to Cuzco who were doing the four day hike in honor of a guy's 30th birthday. They were from Washington, DC. I took the train, which was beautiful and wonderful by itself. Also hiked an hour up to the Inca Bridge, which was spectacular. Saw 2 college kids from Georgia up there :) I recommend putting Machu Picchu on your bucket list before you're 60 unless you are a triathlete. It was absolutely amazing. We had no clouds in our photos ... an amazing clear day ... perfection!!!
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