Cloud Road
Cloud Road
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The Land of the Lost: Cajamarca to Cuzco 3. The Land of the Lost: Cajamarca to Cuzco A New Eden From Baños, we began to walk forty-five miles south to the small town of Cajabamba, climbing a road hedged by eucalyptus trees and dramatic cabuya cactuses. Red clay mixed with straw made sumptuous adobe for houses whose walls shone in the sun like old gold. Halfway up a hot hill we bought oranges from a local store. I asked the lady, ‘How many tourists do you see on this road in a year?’ ‘On average?...’ ‘Yes.’ ‘Roughly?’ ‘Yes.’ ‘Taking all things into account?’ ‘Yes.’ ‘None.’ This was Elaine’s first serious walking and she was going well. At the first col was a small football pitch. It exploited all the available flat land, which made it diamond-shaped. I tried to imagine tactics. Looking back down the mountain, little Baños was the size Cajamarca had been at the conquest: it was hard to imagine history decided in a village square. Looking ahead, we could see our route for many miles, up a pretty valley to a notch in the ridge.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Land of the Lost: Cajamarca to Cuzco 3. The Land of the Lost: Cajamarca to Cuzco A New Eden From Baños, we began to walk forty-five miles south to the small town of Cajabamba, climbing a road hedged by eucalyptus trees and dramatic cabuya cactuses. Red clay mixed with straw made sumptuous adobe for houses whose walls shone in the sun like old gold. Halfway up a hot hill we bought oranges from a local store. I asked the lady, ‘How many tourists do you see on this road in a year?’ ‘On average?...’ ‘Yes.’ ‘Roughly?’ ‘Yes.’ ‘Taking all things into account?’ ‘Yes.’ ‘None.’ This was Elaine’s first serious walking and she was going well. At the first col was a small football pitch. It exploited all the available flat land, which made it diamond-shaped. I tried to imagine tactics. Looking back down the mountain, little Baños was the size Cajamarca had been at the conquest: it was hard to imagine history decided in a village square. Looking ahead, we could see our route for many miles, up a pretty valley to a notch in the ridge.
What to read after Cloud Road?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Harrison to read onlineMoreLess
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