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    Niña peruana: by k-lero, Views[502]
         		 El volcán Misti escuda a Arequipa. Parecido al Fuji, según dicen: by k-lero, Views[742]
         		 Salvados por la campana: by k-lero, Views[561]
         		 Patio del monasterio: by k-lero, Views[439]
         		 Y más, sacando a los artistas que llevábamos dentro: by k-lero, Views[422]
     
    Foto artística en el monasterio: by k-lero, Views[488]
         		 Monasterio de Santa Catalina: by k-lero, Views[424]
         		 El interior del monasterio: by k-lero, Views[397]
         		 Mi hermano se movía a velocidad de vértigo en las cocinas del monasterio: by k-lero, Views[488]
         		 En el monasterio de Santa Catalina, con mi hermano y Elena: by k-lero, Views[649]
     
    Basílica de Arequipa: by k-lero, Views[508]
         		 Plaza de Arequipa: by k-lero, Views[519]
         		 Reencuentro familiar con mi hermano: by k-lero, Views[543]
         		 Jugando al duro en Arequipa.: by k-lero, Views[553]
         		 Dinner with Bradley Gallagher: by anijensen, Views[341]
     
    Ministry of Communications, Argentina: by anijensen, Views[327]
         		 French-style government buildings abound in Buenos Aires, Argentina: by anijensen, Views[1292]
         		 Magellanic penguin.: by anijensen, Views[349]
         		 Magellanic penguins: by anijensen, Views[321]
         		 Cormorants.: by anijensen, Views[345]
     
    Glacier constantly peeling off ice chunks (usually with a crackling thunder sound).: by anijensen, Views[1102]
         		 One glacier on the left, one directly ahead in the cleft.: by anijensen, Views[266]
         		 Glacier melt into spectacular waterfalls.: by anijensen, Views[416]
         		 In the Zodiac, headed into a fjord fed by two glaciers.: by anijensen, Views[248]
         		 Climbing a hill in the Strait of Magellan, our little cruise ship (109 passengers) in the background. We were on this ship for three nights.: by anijensen, Views[499]
     
    Very nice sculpture, sheets of metal forming an albatross when viewed at the correct angle, erected by the Chilean Captains Association.: by anijensen, Views[2037]
         		 100-knot + winds on top of the cliffs, Cape Horn: by anijensen, Views[331]
         		 The cliffs at Cape Horn have several maritime monumnets on them. More than 800 shipwrecks and 10,000 lost souls are recorded in this area.: by anijensen, Views[320]
         		 The Zodiacs put us off in the lee of the island, and we had to climb 160 steps to the top of the cliff.: by anijensen, Views[277]
         		 Taking the Zodiac/dinghy to Islas Cabo de Hornos (Cape Horn Island), the southernmost spot on the globe outside Antarctica (we got certificates and a stamp in our passports!): by anijensen, Views[384]
     
    Barbecue in a restaurant window, Ushuaia: by anijensen, Views[246]
         		 Ushuaia, the southermost town in Argentina. 100% tourist, many departures for Antarctica, a distinct Alpine theme in the architecture.: by anijensen, Views[345]
         		 A cemetery in Punamarca: by anijensen, Views[310]
         		 Morning walk in the canyon outside Punamarca: by anijensen, Views[1505]
         		 Anita christened in a absolute melee of sprayed soapy foam and thrown talcum powder (the youngsters really went at it). By coincidence, we were in the heart of northern Argentina’s celebration of the first day of Carnival….: by anijensen, Views[272]
     
    Melanie’s new puppy: by anijensen, Views[287]
         		 Anita folding an empenada: by anijensen, Views[279]
         		 Anita took a cooking class in Punamarca. This “poster” was hanging on the wall, actual dried vegetables and seeds.: by anijensen, Views[351]
         		 The winding road down from the high pass: by anijensen, Views[319]
         		 This was the highest point that we ascended in Argentina, 10984 feet: by anijensen, Views[313]
     
    Lots and lots of cactus. Our guide told us that one of the heroes of the revolution (early 19th C.) was surrounded by Spanish, dressed up a few acres of cactus in sombreros and serapes, and startled the Spanish scouts enough to make good his escape: by anijensen, Views[247]
         		 View from the town of Punamarca, Jujuy Province, Argentina.: by anijensen, Views[286]
         		 Argentinean Highway 40 runs from the south of the country up to the Bolivian border, more than 5000 km in all. We traveled it for a bit near it’s northern end.: by anijensen, Views[248]
         		 The countryside is dotted with these shrines, lots of red flags, ribbons, and flowers. The object of the shrines is a 19th Century Robin Hood hero figure, to whom small offerings are still made.: by anijensen, Views[258]
         		 The town of El Molino, originally an old Spanish hacienda that also had it’s own chapel.: by anijensen, Views[408]
     
    More grapes: by anijensen, Views[264]
         		 Forced siesta pose for the camera: by anijensen, Views[236]
         		 Squawky green parrots against gathering rain clouds.: by anijensen, Views[432]
         		 Argentina has their own “Ruta del Vino”, about 400 km long.: by anijensen, Views[280]
         		 Pottery kilns, fired by huge chunks of mesquite for five days. Note the earthenware lid on the right hand kiln that needs a davit to be lifted into place.: by anijensen, Views[267]
     
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