May 17, 2014
Awoke in Calendin to a beautiful day. Started the days ride a bit late, tried finding a cup of coffee however that didn't work out. They seem to like eating soup in the morning, without coffee. Even though the coffee served here is instant, getting them to boil water was difficult for some reason. A bottle of juice and I was good to go.

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From May 17,18-19, 2014
Saturday is market day and the local famers walk whatever they have to sell at the local market:
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Arriving in the beach village of Pacasmayo:
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From May 17,18-19, 2014

May 18, 2014
Woke up late and decided I'd hang out for the day, do some trip planning and enjoy the hospitality. Not much going on, just few surfers around however the restaurants were good and I liked the place I was staying:
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It cost .40 to walk out on the pier. Imagine the lawsuits in the USA.
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The weather was great and I had a nice breeze coming through:
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Not much happening on a Sunday:
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May 19, 2014
Rode down the coast and stopped into the coast village of Chicama. Most times when I stop someone wants to sit on the moto and have a photo taken. This guy was doing his best to look serious.
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Chicama is famous in the surf community for having the longest continues wave in the world:
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Sugar cane is big in this area:
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Decided to spend the night in Huanchaco, another surf spot. It's also famous for the reed rafts the local fisherman use called, caballitos (small horse, pony) or caballitos de totora
From May 17,18-19, 2014

From May 17,18-19, 2014

From May 17,18-19, 2014

From May 17,18-19, 2014

Great riding days, I really like Peru!

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