May 24, 2007
Chorrillos is a southern district in Lima that runs along the beach then over and behind the Morro Solar. It’s an interesting place to walk and take photos. There are old buildings that survived the marauding Chileans, a modern malecón that looks beautiful in the sun, an ocean filled with fishing boats and a beach full of restaurants in which you can eat their catch.
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im from peru,chorrillos im miss mi ceviche n the fresh fish nice place for live u r very lucky men, well im here in florida in the heath
[...] of engineering in the form of irrigation channels. From modern day Callao to Ate, from Rimac to Chorrillos, from Magdalena to La Molina – all was green fertile land that was all artificially [...]
[...] palaeontologists, Iván Meza and Manuel Rojas found some fossils in the southern Lima district of Chorrillos that, thanks to Salas and some of his Argentine colleagues, were recognised as being the bones of a [...]
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