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    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[291]
         		 Sunrise on the Santa Cruz trek: by elis82, Views[305]
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         		 The Cordillera Blancas. They are pretty: by elis82, Views[368]
         		 Views from our guesthouse in Huaraz: by elis82, Views[286]
     
    Flowering cacti are a nice thing: by elis82, Views[240]
         		 Ranga cow! So good, so ranga!: by elis82, Views[507]
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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[347]
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         		 The stone masons experimented with a few bigger blocks as well: by elis82, Views[369]
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    Bron pats a lawnmower: by elis82, Views[265]
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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[543]
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         		 Ok, so this is here to see the three levels of stonework; from left to right: top quality god level work, good quality king work and sketchy commoner areas.: by elis82, Views[236]
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         		 Bron steals a sip from the deliciously fresh and holy waters. Our guide assured us it was fine to do it.: by elis82, Views[276]
         		 Como?: by elis82, Views[317]
     
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         		 Arriving at Machu Picchu!: by elis82, Views[446]
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         		 Really nice views as sunset approached: by elis82, Views[311]
         		 Attentive students at 'Forever Young'. Beautiful and serene, until a group of American trekkers arrived. We could tell it was beautiful without you loudly exclaiming it over and over again, but thanks for your help, dickhead.: by elis82, Views[303]
         		 Awesome guide Jaime explains the Incan philosophy of building settlements. 'First, find somewhere really pleasant.': by elis82, Views[308]
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    Reaching camp after a big climb is a good moment: by elis82, Views[236]
         		 A distinctly Cusqeunan thing. Good marketing campaign?: by elis82, Views[249]
         		 Cutest girls ever, with an ugly, ugly man.: by elis82, Views[363]
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         		 Craft market - you can be sure about where your goods are made.: by elis82, Views[567]
     
    Cafe-pub in Cusco: by elis82, Views[258]
         		 One of Machu Picchu's lawnmowers: by elis82, Views[308]
         		 This would have taken some work...: by elis82, Views[255]
         		 Hiding in the cracks at the top and trying to scare people walking past - that is entertainment: by elis82, Views[254]
         		 Not sure this would comply with OHS guidelines in Australia.: by elis82, Views[275]
     
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