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Peru Travel Stories
They Have So Much to See, But Only So Much to Spend
WHO: Kathy Orr, 55, and her husband, Mike, 62, of Edgewater, plus her brother and sister-in-law, of Houston. All four are retired.
 

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/travel/photo The Andes From Above
See sights of Peru that even the most-seasoned and well-traveled native has yet to experience.

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/photo/travel Peru's 'Newest' Addition
Last spring, Peru announced it had discovered the world's third-tallest waterfall, creating yet another reason to explore this South American wonder.
Lima Cuisine: You Don't Know What You're Missing (Post, June 10, 2007, Page P01)
 
Winging It in the Andes of Peru (Post, January 7, 2007, Page P01)
 
After the Falls: Last spring, Peru announced it had discovered the world's third-tallest waterfall. We went to see this remote wonder, and discovered much more. (Post, October 15, 2006, Page P01)
 
TRAVEL Q&A: Bright Lights, Big Sky (Post, December 18, 2005, Page P03)
 
Just Wild About Peru: They Were Looking For an Escape From Everyday Life And, Boy, Did They Find It (Post, August 21, 2005, Page P01)
 
Peru: The Ruin of Me (Post, January 18, 2004, Page P01)
 
PERU: Ups and Downs on The Arduous Trail To Machu Picchu (Post, November 23, 2003, Page P01)
 
In Peru, Who Knew?: Grand architecture, ancient culture, inventive cuisine . . . Arequipa may be the most inviting city you've never heard of. (Post, December 22, 2002, Page E01)
 
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