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Trekking to Machu Picchu

Copyright (c) 2007 The College Of PublicPunta Arenas, Pucon (Mount Villarica - 10,000
Speakingfeet active volcano), Bariloche, Esquel, the
Argentine lake district, Santiago,
Have you ever upset your family with a crazyValparaiso, La Serena, the Atacama desert,
decision?Arica, Nazca, Arequipa, Cusco, Machu Picchu,
Lake Titicaca, La Paz, Manaus, Angel Falls
Have you ever wanted to walk on the wildand  so  on...
side?
Do  you  get  the  picture?
Have you ever wanted to leave the office
environment  and  never  return?Travelling together in a flat-topped Volvo
truck we would share the wide range of
Driving up to Manchester one autumn's eveningopportunities that the Americas had to offer.
in  1995,  I decided something had to change.Having never done anything outrageous before
and with the spectre of middle age looming, I
The three hour journey from Leicester hadrealised that I had to do something
turned  into  a  six  hour  marathon,  again.different. Would I break the mould of my
boring office life or step out bravely into
It was cold, damp and desolate stuck in thean  adventurer's  world?
endless lines of slow moving cars. In my
briefcase sat an unsigned and rather overlyI was single, no obligations and I had the
negotiated contract extension for my job inmoney. What is the point in having a big
Leicester. When I finally arrived inbank balance while life was passing me by?
Manchester at 11pm, bored, hungry andThe following Monday morning, I handed my
miserable - I knew that I could not facenotice in. Contract discussions had been
another winter of living and working out of adelayed and I had only ten working days to
suitcase. It  was  time  for serious change.endure. I couldn't wait to leave that office
-  it  seemed  like  forever.
A few weeks before, my train journey to
London had endured several more hours thanOnce the deed was done, I was walking on air.
scheduled. The woman in the adjacent seatSkipping down the corridor and whistling 'El
kindly allowed me to peruse her travelcondor  Pasa'  -  I  never  whistle...
magazine when she stepped off the train at
Luton. I had read my newspaper back to frontIt was a cathartic experience - no more
and on the second time of reading, I foundendless miles up and down the M1, no more
nothing  new.ironing shirts and resolving other people's
problems... What a relief. Top priority on
I reached over and killed a little time bythis project manager's list was buying
flicking through the glossy magazine, butoutdoor gear, expensive sleeping bags, boots
each time I thumbed the pages, my eyesand  all  weather  jackets.
returned to page 34 which advertised a five
month trip to South and Central America.For me, there was one special location that I
Setting off from Ushuaia in Argentina (theknew would be the zenith of my journey, Machu
most southerly City in the world) andPicchu  in  Peru...
finishing in Mexico City. The itinerary read
like  a Who's Who of top travel destinations.If you'd like to read more about my
adventures... then select the link below.
Buenos Aires, Ushuaia, Tierra del Fuego,



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