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    Floating Islands Taxi Driver.: by tk-tempany, Views[377]
         		 The reeds at the bottoms of the islands rot away quite quickly, so new reeds are added to the top every three months. Makes walking on the islands quite a bouncy experience.: by tk-tempany, Views[332]
         		 One of the floating islands on Lake Titicaca. These islands are inhabitated by the Uros people who make the islands from dried reeds. Very unique. : by tk-tempany, Views[367]
         		 We wished we had some SPF 30+ for this little fella. The sun is brutal at this altitude. : by tk-tempany, Views[348]
         		 Walking around the island we met many inquisitive people, including these children. The 3000 people on this island live a very isolated life, holding strong to their traditions and language. : by tk-tempany, Views[363]
     
    Girls playing hopscotch outside Church on Taquile island.: by tk-tempany, Views[454]
         		 Kathryn on Taquile island.: by tk-tempany, Views[307]
         		 After Cusco, we headed south to Lake Titicaca, the highest navigable lake in the world at 3,800m above sea level. This is on Taquile island.: by tk-tempany, Views[475]
         		 Some action from a fiesta in Cusco.: by tk-tempany, Views[479]
         		 Apparently Madame Tussauds rejects end up in clothing stores in Peru, like this one of Tom Cruise.: by tk-tempany, Views[1150]
     
    Shoe shine man. Peruvians take great pride in keeping their shoes shiny and new.: by tk-tempany, Views[434]
         		 What a good little shepherd.: by tk-tempany, Views[380]
         		 Competition is stiff at the Mandarin section of the Cusco market. : by tk-tempany, Views[363]
         		 Cusco was full of tourists, but we only had to walk a few blocks away from the centre to be the only ´Gringos´and experience authentic Peru. : by tk-tempany, Views[359]
         		 Cusco, the historical capital of the Inca Empire, now a beautiful colonial city. : by tk-tempany, Views[524]
     
    The cheese is sensational though.: by tk-tempany, Views[365]
         		 Selling bread in Ayacucho. Maybe it was the altitude, but the bread here was like chalk. Baby is happy though. : by tk-tempany, Views[702]
         		 The visiting team lost 4-0. Huancavalica is 3600m above sea level, making it pretty tough for the visiting team who came from a coastal city. We had a stitch after climbing the grandstand. : by tk-tempany, Views[712]
         		 A special moment. Our first football game in South America.: by tk-tempany, Views[510]
         		 Streets of Huancavalica, one of the poorest cities in Peru. Was good to be back in a developing country again.: by tk-tempany, Views[1162]
     
    After arriving in Lima, we went on a 14 hour / 400km bus trip to Huancavalica, a small city high in the Andes. : by tk-tempany, Views[494]
         		 Toro muerte petroglyphs: by chris_and_dusk, Views[305]
         		 by chris_and_dusk, Views[280]
         		 Majes valley: by chris_and_dusk, Views[329]
         		 Datsun: by chris_and_dusk, Views[371]
     
    At almost 5,000 metres elevation: by chris_and_dusk, Views[359]
         		 On the way back: by chris_and_dusk, Views[273]
         		 Sepia falls: by chris_and_dusk, Views[449]
         		 by chris_and_dusk, Views[290]
         		 glowing cacti: by chris_and_dusk, Views[299]
     
    View up the canyon: by chris_and_dusk, Views[292]
         		 Drinking local wine on the church steps: by chris_and_dusk, Views[279]
         		 School teachers daughters, they were very interested in what we were up to.: by chris_and_dusk, Views[255]
         		 The main town square aka our campsite, church in background: by chris_and_dusk, Views[256]
         		 3 little pigs: by chris_and_dusk, Views[257]
     
    Street in village where we camped: by chris_and_dusk, Views[264]
         		 The bridge to the village where we camped: by chris_and_dusk, Views[256]
         		 Inca terraces: by chris_and_dusk, Views[275]
         		 Chris's new best friend: by chris_and_dusk, Views[221]
         		 by chris_and_dusk, Views[248]
     
    by chris_and_dusk, Views[264]
         		 Loading up the donkeys: by chris_and_dusk, Views[475]
         		 Road crew in canyon: by chris_and_dusk, Views[256]
         		 by chris_and_dusk, Views[265]
         		 Road in canyon: by chris_and_dusk, Views[287]
     
    Sergio our driver with natural viagra plant: by chris_and_dusk, Views[310]
         		 Burning 1 mm a year plant...think the road crew was cold: by chris_and_dusk, Views[529]
         		 Can't remember the name of this plant but it grows only 1 mm a year.: by chris_and_dusk, Views[257]
         		 llama: by chris_and_dusk, Views[240]
         		 The castle: by chris_and_dusk, Views[296]
     
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