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Lewis visits the elegant city of Arequipa, Peru
The next morning in Arequipa, Lewis the Lion awoke in the fabulous Casa de Avila hostel from which he had a superb view of the local cone-shaped volcano, El Misti. He felt right at home there, especially as at the … Continue reading →
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Tagged Arequipa, children's travel blog, educational travel blog for children, for kids, Juanita, Lewis the Lion, Peru, Santa Catalina Convent, the Andes, travel blog, travel blog to inspire kids, travel stories to inspire children, travel writing for children
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Lewis crosses the Andes back into Chile
Lewis the Lion caught the bus early one morning, heading for San Pedro de Atacama in Chile. He was a bit disappointed at first as he preferred night buses for long journeys as it meant he could save his money … Continue reading →
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Tagged Argentina, borders, children's travel blog, Chile, educational travel blog for children, for kids, Lewis the Lion, mountains, San Pedro de Atacama, the Andes, travel blog, travel blog to inspire kids, travel stories to inspire children, travel writing for children
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Lewis the Lion goes in search of a volcano!
When Lewis the Lion arrived in Pucón for the first time, the weather was rather overcast. In fact it was so cloudy that he couldn’t even see the snowy top of the volcano which he had come especially to see: … Continue reading →
Lewis the Lion crosses the border from Argentina into Chile
Helen had her big rucksack and small rucksack packed again, only this time it was with a different smaller rucksack. The thin, fold away one she had was not proving practical for longer journeys as it wasn’t sturdy enough and … Continue reading →