Cuzco is lovely. A bit touristic but sweet. Very safe and I just love walking around in the small cobblestone streets bumping in markets and small shops. I've done a week of Spanish, oh yeah four days only. Didn't do very well, have to study more and stop my heavy partying. I usually understand what they are saying but I can't speak to them. I'll get in to it !  Had fun at the course at least and that's the most important.. This week it's been the inti rami, the incas festival of the sun, they all dress up in there lovely colorful dresses and customs. Play music and dance on the streets.  They eat loads of guneapigs during this holiday, around 30.000 is getting killed. They have them all over the streets stuffed with a peppers in there mouth. Grows and really different, specially when we have them as pets back home. The other morning when I crashed in another hostel where I had some friends staying J woke me up with a guneapig in my face. Man, that was a different waking up. Fun thoe, so I just had to taste it. Was like chicken but a bit more like slimy fish meat. I won't eat it again, it just feels wrong.. This Friday was the last day. They have a huge celebrations at the main square. Dancing and then they sacrifice a lama at the top of the hill. It was definitely worth staying here for the festival ! Happy to.  Right now I'm stuck in Cuzco, it's been strejks of all the borders of south Peru. So I just can't get to Bolivia. Flights are redicilous expensive to. Supposed to leave today but they cancelled my bus. Seams like they are going again so maybe. But just maybe I'm off. You still have to make a illegal border crossing by boat too. I don't really want to do that part by myself because it's really dodgy but if I have to I have to. I'll work it out somehow. You always met someone :) been hanging out with tons of different peoples over here. Someone new everyday. Love it ! So, tomorrow I have a full day of rafting. Fucking awesome. Looking forward to it. - under the pavement.