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         		 You would think that rain, a steep downslope, big slabs of rock, and iron horse shoes would be a recipe for disaster, but we made it in one piece. The horses barely barely broke a sweat.: by anijensen, Views[311]
         		 Headed back down the valley with our goat-horses: by anijensen, Views[404]
     
    A look up to the very top of the valley: by anijensen, Views[349]
         		 A bridge on one of the jungle trails: by anijensen, Views[391]
         		 The pig will be killed as soon as it’s cold enough outside to preserve her. There’s no electricity up here, but plenty of clear running water from the mountains.: by anijensen, Views[345]
         		 Horacio and his oxen team gathering firewood: by anijensen, Views[213]
         		 Barbecued lamb for supper, just slaughtered that morning: by anijensen, Views[193]
     
    Horse riding in the Cochamo Valley, Chile: by anijensen, Views[967]
         		 Old timbers laid down as something of a trail base, extraordinary to think that horses would even try this: by anijensen, Views[290]
         		 Mountain goat horses, they were amazing: by anijensen, Views[280]
         		 Starting the horse ride up the Cochamo Valley—Anita and Kathleen, our guide from Prince Edward Island, Canada: by anijensen, Views[276]
         		 Kayaking in the fjord east of Puerto Varas, Chile: by anijensen, Views[218]
     
    Salmon farming in the fjord: by anijensen, Views[195]
         		 Cormorant launching from a mussel farm float: by anijensen, Views[249]
         		 Active volcano at the north end of the fjord: by anijensen, Views[235]
         		 Kayaking in the fjord east of Puerto Varas, Chile: by anijensen, Views[218]
         		 The fertility alter at Qénqo: by amyaaron, Views[595]
     
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