June’s book review: Turn Right at Machu Picchu by Mark Adams
When reading a new book one often knows early on whether not the story will be worthwhile, “Turn Right at
Read MoreWhen reading a new book one often knows early on whether not the story will be worthwhile, “Turn Right at
Read MoreThe westward-tilted erosion surfaces along the Pacific slope have a significantly greater amount of preserved volcanic deposits to the south
Read MoreBeginning this book called Patagonian Road I was at first excited, after all the cover features a dirt road curving
Read MoreFor the past six years we have been avid fans of Malbec wine from Mendoza, Argentina. This love affair began
Read MoreAntonio Raimondi (1824-1890) is Peru’s foremost geographer who was known for his extensive travels through the country documenting many aspects
Read MoreThis book was read by a good friend of mine who has not traveled to Chile, and he told me
Read MoreSignificant geomorphic contrasts exist across the two sides of the continental divide in Peru that are a consequence of dissimilar
Read More“Open Veins of Latin America, Five centuries of the pillage of a continent”- just from the title one can determine
Read MoreThe route that descends the east flank of the Andes from a high pass near La Paz, the capital of
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