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         		 Horses graze freely trying to make the most of a somewhat dry and nutrient scarce grass.: by christophercollie, Views[216]
         		 Alpaca are known for their warm garments and creating a source of income for Incas, there are not many places you won't see one in Peru.: by christophercollie, Views[228]
     
    Living life similar to their Inca ancestors, a woman herds her sheep before sunset at 4100m high in the Andes.: by christophercollie, Views[428]
         		 Children don't beg for money being worthless in the Andes. A bread roll goes further here.: by christophercollie, Views[285]
         		 At 4000m above sea level a desolate area lies between Puno and Cusco, Peru. This is an area where locals eat only corn and potatoes for vegetables.: by christophercollie, Views[820]
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         		 Our reward (and my birthday present!) for finishing in 8 days - a couple of nights at the incredible (and cheap!) Way Inn Lodge.: by elis82, Views[342]
     
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         		 Our last nights camp, and one of the nicer spots. The lake was trout ridden, although there was a feral dog nearby that had a shot at Bron, leaving her with a bruised ass!: by elis82, Views[413]
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         		 Nice views while cooking: by elis82, Views[392]
         		 Another impromptu campsite. They are always the best.: by elis82, Views[411]
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    At 5000m, the air is thin and you can jump pretty high!: by elis82, Views[423]
         		 Glaciers so close you could reach and touch them: by elis82, Views[2967]
         		 Bron cracks 5000m at our biggest pass. We celebrated with a 5000m crimp (different to a crump) - waiting to be verified as a world record by the guys from the Mighty Boosh!: by elis82, Views[348]
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         		 Sunset over mountains over 6,600m tall!: by elis82, Views[406]
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