Comments on: Eats, Shits & Lives

By: Dervala

Dervala — Thu, 30 Jun 2005 17:54:57 +0000

Karlin, I have a feeling that Milo is going the way of Aidan, Tyler, and Maya—this little fella is the third I’ve heard of in the last few months. It’s a great name that’s about to peak.

By: Karlin Lillington

Karlin Lillington — Wed, 29 Jun 2005 15:41:06 +0000

Dervala how weird, I know a young Milo Smith as well, all of 7 years old; son of friends of mine in Dublin. PS love that subject line too… :^D

By: Dervala

Dervala — Fri, 24 Jun 2005 23:33:00 +0000

Leslie, it was two years ago, and it was a pretty fly-by-night operation, so I can’t say either way whether they’re worth using today. It all depends on your guide. As I said in the piece, mine was great until he disappeared a day and a half into it and left us with a clueless apprentice.

As for the trek itself, I thought it was easy, but I’d been used to backpacking carrying my own stuff. If you’ve come straight from a sea-level office job it might be harder. There were plenty of wheezing, paunchy old gringos who managed it, though.

By: Leslie

Leslie — Fri, 24 Jun 2005 22:10:55 +0000

So I read your story about Wayki Trek and the Inka Trail. But you did not have comments there so I hope you will get this.

I want to use Wayki Trek and just wanted to know if the dead smell in the office was the only bad part. Would you use them again??

Also you said the trail was easy but then the second day a bit more work. Now that it is all done can you tell me how good of shape you need to be in to make it and still have fun?

I loved all you put down. Very fun to hear your story as I am starting mine.

Leslie