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Posts Tagged: Adventure Travel
Rugs on the Move
Posted by Melanie | Filed Under: Peru travel | 1 min read
A real highlight in my business, is the relationships I get to build and then hang onto! It's the magic of Peru. For instance, my friend Susan came on the Peru adventure in 2009. I've been fortunate to travel and connect with her frequently since then. The latest visit was also about...
ArtAndes travelers continue to connect with Peru
Posted by Melanie | Filed Under: Peru travel | 1 min read
On a beautiful July evening, fourteen supporters of 'Fundacion Comunidad' gathered on the rooftop of Lois Libby's Mill City condo, for a gourmet dinner. The participants have all been to Peru and continue to hold the culture close at heart. The dinner was a live auction item at the...
Adventure Travel & Community Support Work Together
Posted by Melanie | Filed Under: Peru travel | 1 min read
Peru is a special place that attracts special people. We just had a FUNdraiser for Fundacíon Comunidad, many of the honored guests have been on the Peru trip. It was a big reunion! The deep connection to the Andean people that is made during the trips, lives on in their minds and hearts....
The enduring richness of Peru Cultrue
Posted by Melanie | Filed Under: Peru travel | 2 min read
On Jan 15, 2014, at 2:24 PM, Christy Maxfield wrote:I think it's been about 10 years since my Peru trip, which hardly seems possible! You do fantastic work and open up a world that not many people would otherwise get to see. Even though I've been many places since then,...
The backroad to Paccha/ developing a new Eco-tourist route
Posted by Melanie | Filed Under: Peru travel | 2 min read
A Humana Tourism project: Destination Paccha!On Nov 5, 2013, twelve fine folk followed Melanie to Paccha, the long way. They had all been to Peru at least once and knew what they were in for, more or less, in a sketchy sort of way…It was a bit rugged and unpredictable at times, even...
A Humana Tourism project: Destination Paccha!On Nov 5, 2013, twelve fine folk followed Melanie to Paccha, the long way. They had all been to Peru at least once and knew what they were in for, more or less, in a sketchy sort of way…It was a bit rugged and unpredictable at times, even...
