Ben Fogle and Hugh Dennis - Peruvian Andes - Worlds Most Dangerous Roads - BBC 

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This is the only road between Oxapampa and Codo del Puzuzo!! Took this trip by motorcycle!! Good times!

This is the road between Oxapampa and Codo del Puzuzo.. Beautiful route by motorcycle, but I would be scared in anything much bigger!!

Mata dor is in pozuzo to oxapampa in pasco

Yes, you're right. I'd be glad to take a decent dirt bike through there. They're on the wrong transport.

I agree. Then again I think everyone on this programme needs to grow a pair. I enjoy the geography etc. actually but the histrionics need reigning in. Is this these people's first time anywhere a bit testing?

i'm from peru and that place is real

This place Is very true , I lived there

No it isn´t, the austrian and german families inmigrated in the 19th century

@@jghiglino ...And among which the ex-SS men "disappeared" under the new identities.

Alan Shore no, that didn’t happen, the Mossad was very active in South America searching nazis and no one was found here

@@jghiglino Educate yourself: www.history.com/news/how-south-america-became-a-nazi-haven "Many of the Nazis who escaped to South America were never brought to justice. SS colonel Walter Rauff, who created mobile gas chambers that killed at least 100,000 people, died in Chile in 1984. Eduard Roschmann, the “Butcher of Riga,” died in Paraguay in 1977. Gustav Wagner, an SS officer known as the “Beast,” died in Brazil in 1980 after the country’s supreme federal court refused to extradite him to Germany because of inaccuracies in the paperwork. Perhaps the most notorious of the fugitives was Dr. Josef Mengele, the “Angel of Death” who conducted macabre experiments at the Auschwitz concentration camp. He fled to Argentina in 1949 before moving to Paraguay in 1959 and Brazil a year later. Buried under an assumed name after drowning off the Brazilian coast in 1979, Mengele had his identity confirmed only after forensic testing of his remains in 1985." en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ratlines_(World_War_II_aftermath) en.wikipedia.org/wiki/U.S._intelligence_involvement_with_German_and_Japanese_war_criminals_after_World_War_II You are talking out of your ass.

Alan Shore we are talking of a German colony in Perú, not in Chile, Argentina or Brazil. Here no nazis were found. But your ignorance about Latin America is quite common in the USA and other developed countries. We all eat tacos and hear mariachi music