It was a rough two days. On Wednesday I climbed up to Buenos Aires via the steps, and on Thursday we took a taxi up to Tinajon, a small resort just off the River Santa Eulalia, to visit the swimming pool and enjoy a nice lunch.
I have finally gotten the photos of Santa Eulalia posted. Santa Eulalia is just a few minutes East of Chosica, in the department of Lima, Peru. This time, we just took a walk up to Santa Eulalia’s Plaza de Armas and then on to Buenos Aires, a small village just up the hill from Chosica and Santa Eulalia.
Municiple Offices of Santa Eulalia
We encountered beautiful flowers, trees and birds along the way. The birds actually looked like either gray catbirds or mockingbirds, but with slightly different markings. Unfortunately, I could not positively identify them. We also saw a tree that produces something closely resembling cotton. There is nothing touristy about Santa Eulalia, and yet, it has a simple beauty all its own.
As always, enjoy!
This is the sixth post in a series of articles about our trip to Peru in September. This post covers dinner with one (fairly large) branch of Maty’s mother’s family in Santa Anita, which is just on the outskirts of Lima, and also a walk through Santa Eulalia, and even Buenos Aires. Whodathunk you could walk from Chosica to Buenos Aires? Read the rest of this entry »