This has to be one of the most amazing places I have ever been, the views from here were out of this world
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Trek the Inca Trail (17-26th May 2008)
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Upcoming events
Treasure Hunt in Southampton
date to be confimed
Bowling Evening
May 2008
(Postponed until after the trek)
Car Boot Sale
date to be confirmed
date to be confimed
Bowling Evening
May 2008
(Postponed until after the trek)
Car Boot Sale
date to be confirmed
Previous Events
30/03/08
Bingo Evening
MONEY RAISED £35
23/03/08
Easter Car Boot Sale
MONEY RAISED £46.55
15-16/03/08
Sponsored walk
Winchester-Southampton-Winchester
MONEY RAISED £85
13/11/2007
Bowling evening
TenPin Millbrook
8pm
£10 per person
MONEY RAISED £100
Bingo Evening
MONEY RAISED £35
23/03/08
Easter Car Boot Sale
MONEY RAISED £46.55
15-16/03/08
Sponsored walk
Winchester-Southampton-Winchester
MONEY RAISED £85
13/11/2007
Bowling evening
TenPin Millbrook
8pm
£10 per person
MONEY RAISED £100
Current Fundraising Total
£1000.00
My fundraising page (justgiving.com)
Trek Itinerary
The Inca Trail is one of the ten best treking routes in the world.
I am taking part in a 10 day trip to embark on this trail which is still kind of unbelievable!! The trek is at altitude which makes it even tougher, the highest point is 4200m
DAY 1 Today I will fly from London to Lima
DAY 2 I will fly from Lima to Cusco and spend the day acclimatising to the altitude
DAY 3 Day in Cusco acclimatizing
DAY 4 Spending the day having a warm up hike over part of the Inca Trail
DAY 5 The trek officially begins!!! Start treking the Inca Trail (4-5 hours walking)
DAY 6 Today the group will climb Dead Womans Pass (not sure I like the sound of that!!) 4200m, this is the highest point of the trek (7-8 hours walking)
DAY 7 We will climb Runkuracay Pass at 4000m (8-10 hours walking)
DAY 8 Early morning start (4am!!!!) in order to reach the destination of the trip Machu Picchu in time for sunrise (3 hours walking)
DAY 9 Fly home, Cusco-Lima-London
DAY 10 Arrive home (exhausted!!!!!)
I am taking part in a 10 day trip to embark on this trail which is still kind of unbelievable!! The trek is at altitude which makes it even tougher, the highest point is 4200m
DAY 1 Today I will fly from London to Lima
DAY 2 I will fly from Lima to Cusco and spend the day acclimatising to the altitude
DAY 3 Day in Cusco acclimatizing
DAY 4 Spending the day having a warm up hike over part of the Inca Trail
DAY 5 The trek officially begins!!! Start treking the Inca Trail (4-5 hours walking)
DAY 6 Today the group will climb Dead Womans Pass (not sure I like the sound of that!!) 4200m, this is the highest point of the trek (7-8 hours walking)
DAY 7 We will climb Runkuracay Pass at 4000m (8-10 hours walking)
DAY 8 Early morning start (4am!!!!) in order to reach the destination of the trip Machu Picchu in time for sunrise (3 hours walking)
DAY 9 Fly home, Cusco-Lima-London
DAY 10 Arrive home (exhausted!!!!!)
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- I am extremely pleased to announce that I have man...
- And so the journey begins!
- Queuing to register on the Inca Trail
- Once you have crossed this bridge you are on your ...
- Some of the first views of the Inca Trail
- Our first nights camp
- View back down the mountain
- The porters climbing the last few steps to the top...
- George and I at Dead Womans Pass
- Our group climbing up once more!!
- Yet another wonderful view
- Another mountain view
- Me on top of the world!!
- Me and George (a fellow NAS fundraiser)
- The llama of Macchu Picchu
- The amazing view of Macchu Piccu
- Proof I made it!!
- I suppose the final thing I need to write about th...
- DAY 1Saturday 17th May 2008London-Amsterdam-LimaTh...
- Well the adventure is now over! but the good news ...
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