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         		 In this quite part of the world, once a year, this is an oportunity to celebrate life.. : by ysabelbg, Views[160]
         		 La Fiesta de La Candelaria, is the perfect excuse dress up, and let yourself out.. : by ysabelbg, Views[174]
         		 Once a year all problems and work are forgotten, its time to dance: by ysabelbg, Views[197]
     
    Once a year, in this very quite part of the world, demons are let out to dance and play: by ysabelbg, Views[156]
         		 Everyday life at 3200 meters over sea level : by ysabelbg, Views[191]
         		 Woman working at lake at 3980 meters above sea level: by dianalostaunau, Views[180]
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         		 Typicall food from the Andes for altitude sickness: by dianalostaunau, Views[153]
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    A Peruvian woman looks to the side while her donkey behind her holds supplies in the cart attached to its back.: by ianfarrell, Views[298]
         		 As we drove to visit one of the families our school was sponsoring, we passed miles of rice fields, some with workers and some untouched.: by ianfarrell, Views[239]
         		 An empty lot where a family moved. They took all of their housing materials, only leaving the door.: by ianfarrell, Views[267]
         		 An orphanage we visited hang their cloves in a very small alcove during the hot summers.: by ianfarrell, Views[286]
         		 A child waiting for some candy we were giving out to kids at one of the local slums. My group was helping from inside a thatched church by giving out clothes to mothers while their kids waited outside.: by ianfarrell, Views[287]
     
    After a short visit to Puerto Peru, located along the Marañón River in the Amazon, the children of the village stand on the riverbank and offer us this magical goodbye.: by elr1227, Views[352]
         		 In Auguas Calientes, two street dogs remain outside the church peering in while the rest of the pack playfully chase each other around within the confines of the sanctuary.: by elr1227, Views[438]
         		 An absolutely surreal view from Machu Picchu is shared with pride by our Quechuan guide as he talks about the Urubamba River, the formation of the Andes Mountains and the importance of this archaeological site to the history of his ancestors and the people of Peru.: by elr1227, Views[348]
         		 In Maras, Peru, a subterranean saltwater stream flows from a spring and is directed into these salt pans through an intricate system of channels. Salt is then harvested in a slow and tedious process of evaporation and crystallization. : by elr1227, Views[987]
         		 A young girl, alone with her thoughts, heads home from market with the grass needed to feed their guinea pigs in Chinchero, Peru.: by elr1227, Views[601]
     
    Alpacas passing by our track: by patocorzo, Views[248]
         		 Quechuas walking trough the salt mines behind the Pichu pichu volcano: by patocorzo, Views[311]
         		 Photo of the side of the crater of the Pichu pichu volcano.: by patocorzo, Views[466]
         		 View of the Andean volcanic chain: by patocorzo, Views[319]
         		 Trekking to the summit of the Chachani volcano: by patocorzo, Views[301]
     
    A young boy from the community of Cancha Cancha, Peru plays cheerfully with his ball. Cancha Cancha is a small, isolated weaving community reached 4 hours by foot from the nearest town - Huaran. The community was devastated by the 2008 floods and requested house re-building and trail maintenance as Volunteer Service Projects, as well as donation of materials such as school supplies, cooking supplies and soccer balls.: by lindsay, Views[389]
         		 A young girl from the weaving community of Amaru, Peru learns how to read. Weavers and families, together, described lack of access to most amenities and services as a result of distance and isolation of the community and raised concern for high illiteracy rates in the community. The community requested literacy training as a Volunteer Service Project.: by lindsay, Views[761]
         		 A Q'enqo weaver captured in thought at the first co-development meeting. Q'enqo is a small weaving community in the Sacred Valley region of Peru. Q'enqo weavers pride themselves in traditional Quechua customs and dress and their textiles are beautifully produced.: by lindsay, Views[445]
         		 The faces of two young boys captured during a co-development meeting with the
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