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La Canta Rana |
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The Bridge of Sighs |
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Inside La Canta Rana |
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Pisco Sours and pickled white beans, and toasted salted hominy |
Our second to last day in Lima, we decided to explore Barranco on our own, after having briefly visited with Hernan a few days before. We ate at La Canta Rana again, a great little cevicheria and bar owned by a retired Argentinian futbol player. We drank piscos and watched the World Cup game next to a bunch of french people.
This was our favorite district visited in Lima -- artistic and a bohemian.
1 comment:
just saturated with impromptu (?) art!
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