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4 responses to “Poignant Peru”

Candy asche

February 9, 2023

Your sweet account of the Peru stop brought emotional tears to my eyes! Love Candy

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Hermannet

February 8, 2023

We hope you have arrived well (and not too green in the face) at your next destination.
Don’t watch the movie Triangle of Sadness to prevent spontaneous vomiting or a continual remembrance of the offensive images.
No, I am sure you will be just fine!

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patboyle2674

February 7, 2023

Any fuel used on ships is often called bunker fuel. The term comes from a time when ships burned coal and coal was stored in bunkers.

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Over the fence Karen

February 7, 2023

Sorry you had to miss Peru this time around. Even so, your post and. Louis’s photos were wonderful and I thank you. I LOVE this line:” The mating dance could begin!”

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