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         		 Sketchy local bridges: by elis82, Views[405]
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         		 What are you doing, crazy local drunk guy. Great fun in the hotsprings, we could even wash our hair!: by elis82, Views[423]
         		 About halfway through, we got invited to a family barbeque at some hotsprings. Incredibly lovely people, and the coal roasted lamb brought tears of joy to our eyes. Bron's new mate.: by elis82, Views[415]
     
    Wool-blinded alpaca, you look silly: by elis82, Views[425]
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         		 The cows didn't care for it either.: by elis82, Views[396]
         		 The weather turned foul halfway up our steepest pass. By then end, we had to navigate pretty much only with our compass for extended periods. A bit sketchy...: by elis82, Views[439]
     
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         		 So many amazing glaciers there, but they're amongst the fastest retreating in the world. Its sad.: by elis82, Views[396]
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         		 More Andean condors, at our first pass. We saw 9 or 10 of them throughout the trek. Amazing birds: by elis82, Views[488]
         		 We christened him 'Old Greg', he adopted us on the first day, even though we tried to lose him. Fortunately he later adopted an organised trekking group that might have more food than tinned tuna, dried pasta, muesli and soup.: by elis82, Views[446]
     
    Some nice rock formations were all the way along the trail: by elis82, Views[468]
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    Delicious.: by elis82, Views[572]
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         		 Trout filled, reflective lakes. A nice start to day 3: by elis82, Views[371]
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         		 Nice morning views from the day 2 campsite.: by elis82, Views[379]
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         		 More day 2 campsite love. Staying outside of designated campsites; only one of the rewards of trekking without a guide or donkeys.: by elis82, Views[291]
         		 Donkeys check us out. No carrots here, donkeys.: by elis82, Views[290]
     
    Glacial waterfall at our second nights camping site.: by elis82, Views[361]
         		 Bron hikes to the top of the Punta Union; then her highest point hiking! Glaciers and glacier lakes, plus Andean condor, plus a nice valley - an excellent reward: by elis82, Views[335]
         		 Sunrise on the Santa Cruz trek: by elis82, Views[344]
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         		 The Cordillera Blancas. They are pretty: by elis82, Views[417]
     
    Views from our guesthouse in Huaraz: by elis82, Views[335]
         		 Flowering cacti are a nice thing: by elis82, Views[289]
         		 Ranga cow! So good, so ranga!: by elis82, Views[544]
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         		 Ever wondered what a guinea pig farm looks like? Well, now I know! (Basically like a hutch full of guinea pigs, but yeah, delicious): by elis82, Views[407]
     
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         		 The stone masons experimented with a few bigger blocks as well: by elis82, Views[449]
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         		 Bron pats a lawnmower: by elis82, Views[313]
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         		 Techniques for splitting the rocks at the quarry. The Quechua (the Incas, only the Inca was strictly speaking only the king of the Quechua) were excellent stone workers.: by elis82, Views[648]
     
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