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    Ready to serve - Pisco optional! : by canadacass, Views[334]
         		 The finished product: by canadacass, Views[318]
         		 The ingredients: by canadacass, Views[346]
         		 Peruvian Tiradito: by jgreghenry, Views[1229]
         		 Al Toke Pez: by jgreghenry, Views[2101]
     
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         		 2nd mafe in Peru: by sinboletodevuelta, Views[385]
         		 Mafe with my USA family: by sinboletodevuelta, Views[426]
         		 Mafe in my Birthday: by sinboletodevuelta, Views[492]
         		 Mafe in Peru: by sinboletodevuelta, Views[487]
     
    MAfe in my Bro's Birthday: by sinboletodevuelta, Views[372]
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         		 Hanging around :) This photo was taken in a small village in Iquitos, Loreto. The people mark their houses in times of political elections. It was Saturday morning and this little girl was hanging around on the outside of her window.: by sense-explorer, Views[420]
         		 Pray for life This photo was taken in a small village in Ancash Peru. The church was an old storage hall, the roof was already broken, but the village people used it as a place for praying - like this woman.: by sense-explorer, Views[449]
         		 Lady with soul I met this woman in Huaraz, Ancash in Peru. Although, she spoke Quechua and I spoke Spanish, we understood each other quite well. She was already 92 years old and didn't loose her smile for anything.: by sense-explorer, Views[542]
     
    Behind the scenes I took this picture on a tour through the National Parks in Huaraz. While all the participants were interested in the mountains and the skyline, I was more interested in the scene behind...the kids that are living and working there.: by sense-explorer, Views[473]
         		 Happy washing day I met these great ladies when I travelled through Ancash in Peru. They robbed my attention as I heard them singing while washing and interchanging gossips. A normal day in Huaraz :): by sense-explorer, Views[461]
         		 An actor portraying the Sapa Inca, Patchacutec, entreats the sun god, Inti, to return to end the long drought and for Pachamama (the Incan goddess of fertility and harvests) to allow the crops to grow anew. With a final blessing, he leads the entire procession out of the fortress which signals the end of Inti Raymi, the second largest festival (next to Carnivale in Brazil) in all of South America.: by shirak, Views[2241]
         		 An actress dressed in the traditional garb of one of the realms of Tawantinsuyu (the Incan Empire) watches the High Priest perform a final, re-enacted ritual sacrifice of a white alpaca (basically a giant puppet with fake guts inside) and read the omens contained within its
         		 Hundreds of colorful onlookers watch the equally colorfully clad participants from the tops of the Saqsayhuaman fortress. Thousands of people come from all over the world every year to watch this performance. Even though it is now a pageant, for those chosen to participate in the reenacting, it's a great honor and a source of cultural pride, a reminder of the importance that the sun had for their Incan ancestors. : by shirak, Views[911]
     
    After starting at Qorikancha, the temple of the sun, nearly five hundred processioners parade around the Plaza de Armas, dancing, singing and throwing flowers. After a reading of the sacred coca leaf to divine the future of the empire, the throng winds their way up to the fortress, Saqsayhuaman, for the final ceremony.: by shirak, Views[673]
         		 Delivery of chairs to the Cathedral of Santo Domingo the day before the Inti Raymi procession.: by shirak, Views[625]
         		 They face daily shortages. : by chorrillos, Views[285]
         		 The situation of artisanal fishermen has been complicated in recent years...: by chorrillos, Views[310]
         		 Sea lions break their fishing nets and lose the fishing.: by chorrillos, Views[341]
     
    They have to deal with the difficulties of the ocean...: by chorrillos, Views[311]
         		 For over 40 years, fishermen from Chorrillos begin their journey before dawn.: by chorrillos, Views[274]
         		 Using an Anamorphic Lens the Inca Trail becomes a still from a Movie set.: by geraintrowlandperu, Views[507]
         		 Early Morning light can often be the most beautiful to capture. The Inca Trail.: by geraintrowlandperu, Views[408]
         		 The Beauty of Nature, Flower and early Morning Sun on the side of the Mountain: by geraintrowlandperu, Views[431]
     
    My favorite view point of Machu Picchu looking down from Machu Picchu Mountain: by geraintrowlandperu, Views[395]
         		 The fickle weather of the Mountains can add atmosphere to photos, as can B & W: by geraintrowlandperu, Views[365]
         		 And when we arrived, they were building a new shelter, with eucaliptus wood.: by taitaapu, Views[468]
         		 We needed to walk to the street
         		 Finally we made it, the eucalyptus valley.: by taitaapu, Views[405]
     
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