Group Dynamics
Five weeks in, and there´s been no bust ups within the group yet. This is pretty suprising, as generally in this size of group (15 people) there´s going to be factions set up, cliques forming and rivalries brewing. Accepted opinion seems to state that at the start of a trip like this, everyone loves one another; half way through everyone hates each other and then everyone comes back together in the end. However, everyone seems to be quite chilled, relaxed, cruisy type people, making for an extremely relaxed atmosphere.
We´re not going out as one big group so much, but neither are we sticking to certain people within the group. Except the couples of course, whose mini domestics provide cracking entertainment for everyone else.
It will be strange when about half the group get off at Santiago, and even stranger for the poor bloke who´s joining us then.
Did the Inka Trail last week, which was good, and saw Machu Pichu, which was quite pretty.
We´re not going out as one big group so much, but neither are we sticking to certain people within the group. Except the couples of course, whose mini domestics provide cracking entertainment for everyone else.
It will be strange when about half the group get off at Santiago, and even stranger for the poor bloke who´s joining us then.
Did the Inka Trail last week, which was good, and saw Machu Pichu, which was quite pretty.
posted by Johnnie at Sunday, October 23, 2005
1 Comments:
the inca trail looks unbelievable STEEP!!! hope you don't have any smokers with you. what sort of grub are you eating - pix of waiting but not eating. more food reveiws please.
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