Fab twisty tarmac road over to Cuzco, even the usual cow, sheep, alpaca, pig, dog, hole in the road or person (or all of the mentioned) thats usually round each corner in the middle of the road didnt spoil it! Cuzco is definately worth a visit. It has some amazing cathedrals, churches, and old buildings, it has a really good atmosphere about it. Went to the Norton rats biker bar and met Wolfgang, a German biker on a transalp. We had a really good day with him out on the bikes visiting some of the Inca sites, all similar to Machu Picchu but much cheaper! It was going to cost us 120.00 quid each to get there and in just for the day. We just couldnt afford it as petrol for 2 bikes is a killer, same price as the UK! We think we got a better deal though as we could take loads of photos without the hoards of people (500 a day visit Machu) Enjoying some good veggie food and beers. My dad would be proud as we ended up in a bar with a live band and showed the locals how to dance to the Peruvean version of "Come on Eileen", uk style! There is also a cool irish bar, Paddys, that actually had an Irish bloke drinking in it and we met 2 blokes from Brighton! Bizzare.