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hey, guys! remember this video we made in peru? i have some exciting news.
it has been selected by trip films to win the "most inspiring" video!
i'd love it if you could help us out and vote for our "ascend peru" video here.
please follow the link here and scroll down to "get out there award" section
and cast your vote now for our "ascend peru" video! it's really easy!
we have until may 30th to cast votes, so any and all will help.
we'd sure appreciate it, as voting for this video is not just an honor to us,
but also to the people of peru that need the world's caring support.
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done! good luck!
ReplyDeleteI voted.Congratulations!
ReplyDeletethis is so awesome kylie! Congrats, ill be sure to vote for you!
ReplyDeleteThat's a fantastic video!! SO inspiring and beautiful! Definitely going to vote for you in a minute!
ReplyDeletevoted! best of luck :)
ReplyDeleteThis is so awesome, Last year I help build an orphanage in Peru too. It is such an incredible place!
ReplyDeleteLove the video! I voted!
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful video!
ReplyDeletevoted, love you!
ReplyDeleteThat last trip was my second trip to Guatemala. The first time I went was years ago to help build another orphanage. It's so cool you are going to Guatemala too! I'd say places you must go are: Antigua (at least two nights) we splurged and stayed at two gorgeous hotels the first and better of the two was called Hotel Convento. It was incredible. The second was Casa Santo Domingo with is also amazing just way more touristy. Or im told the hostels there are pretty decent and very very in expensive. Make sure in Antigua sure you eat at Frida's restaurant and check out all the handicraft markets. We also went to Lake Atitlan for a few days too. I would recommend staying in Panajachel around the lake because it's the easiest to get around and taking tuk tuks at night outside of town is terrifying because of the high/steep terrain in that area. Panajachel also makes setting up tours, meeting new people and getting food way easier than the other towns surrounding the lake. Helpful things to know: Be aware that most banks close early and are closed on Sundays. Best to carry the local currency with you compared to american dollars. You already know this from being in Peru but bargaining is totally expected when buying handicrafts and booking hostels. Last thing is, if you are like me and want to try all the delicious food there, bring some pepto bismol and gravel for upset stomach. It saved my life a few times!!! haha I hope you have the best time!!!
ReplyDeleteVoted! What a beautiful video. Good luck!
ReplyDeletehope you win1!!
ReplyDeleteSuch a spectacular job...again. Were you able to meet the Edwards there?! I saw Sarah and John in your video! Some of my FAVORITE people!!
ReplyDeletethanks, amanda! and i'm sure we did - if they were in the video, they were there and surely we met but i am TERRIBLE with names and couldn't even point out who they were. but everyone there was amazing and so nice and awesome! i'm sure they are wonderful!
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