Sights from Lima, Peru . . .
My wife is sending me photos without captions from South America - her most recent message read:
"From Lima - A quick sending before leaving soon for Ica."She means Ica, Peru, of course. Anyway, I will post the photos, and readers can perhaps fill in the details. Here are some photos she took in Lima, Peru:
Lima 2
Lima 3
Lima 4
Lima 5
Lima 6
Lima 7
Okay, faithful readers, what are these sights, and where in Lima are they to be found?
Labels: Foreign Relations
posted by Horace Jeffery Hodges @ 6:47 AM
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4 Comments:
cph here, hi Jeff; Leigh and I spent a few days in Lima several years ago (then on to Cusco and Machu Picchu, craziest place I ever expect to visit in my life). We stayed one night at a place up on the edge of the coastal cliffs (Barranco area) called Second Home Peru, that is a lifelong keeper experience, incredible place. It's the longtime home/studio of Peru's greatest living fine artist (so we were told!), Victor Delfin, whose stuff we did indeed like a lot--the place is totally full of his paintings and sculptures, and even Victor himself upon occasion. We very much hope to go back one of these days, even though there are sure more places we haven't been, than we have...
"Lima 7" is the cathedral. See here.
Second Home, eh? I guess First Home was even more on edge . . .
Jeffery Hodges
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Thanks, Michael.
Jeffery Hodges
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