Just taking a wild guess here, but — you didn’t want to be in that circular pit, ordered to walk up the steps.
The little circular pit on the left: for your little dog, too.
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Johnny Cash to Peruvian babe: “I keep a close watch on the Nazca Lines.
I keep my eyes wide open all the time.
I keep the ends out for the tie that binds.
Because you’re mine, I walk the line.” 🎶
While Peru may be best known for its Andean landscapes, around 10% of the country is actually made up of sandy coastal desert. One of the best places to see this side of Peru is at Huacachina, a unique desert oasis located just a few hours south of Lima near the city of Ica. Spend a day here and you’ll have the chance to marvel at vast sand dunes reminiscent of the Sahara, take a paddle boat out onto the lagoon, go for a ride on a dune buggy, or even go sandboarding.
Sandboarding: for those countries with only 10% access to water.
Before manmade global warming, that was just the swimming pool. Greta told me after her boat ride. She heard it from Biden who used to let the kids play with his leg hairs in the kiddie pool.
Johnny Cash to Peruvian babe: “I keep a close watch on the Nazca Lines.
I keep my eyes wide open all the time.
I keep the ends out for the tie that binds.
Because you’re mine, I walk the line.” 🎶
— Huacachina Lineman
Sandboarding: for those countries with only 10% access to water.
If they have some of the cerveza with lime and salt I’m all in…but no Tequila. 🍺
Sandboarding? Is that even worse than waterbording?
We should bring back the pit. If we had more pits, we’d have fewer people who belonged in them. Of that, I can assure you.
Before manmade global warming, that was just the swimming pool. Greta told me after her boat ride. She heard it from Biden who used to let the kids play with his leg hairs in the kiddie pool.