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    el catedral en cusco: by all04h, Views[457]
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         		 La plaza en Cusco: by all04h, Views[485]
         		 la plaza en cusco; colonial paitings: by all04h, Views[481]
     
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    Lima public transportation: by all04h, Views[787]
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         		 The exterior walls of the convent, which was a small city unto itself.: by anijensen, Views[286]
         		 Sunday morning parade in Arequipa.: by anijensen, Views[384]
         		 Young nun in pulpit.: by anijensen, Views[253]
     
    Fountain in the convent.: by anijensen, Views[227]
         		 One of the kitchens in the convent, originally belonged to a single nun.: by anijensen, Views[283]
         		 The oldest part of the convent.: by anijensen, Views[384]
         		 Vocanic stone used as a water filter.: by anijensen, Views[1562]
         		 Convent founded for rich Spanish girls in the early 18th C. They had parties, maids, individual quarters, luxurious meals, until the pope squashed all that. When reformation came, many nuns left the convent....: by anijensen, Views[326]
     
    Our hotel in Arequipa: by anijensen, Views[281]
         		 Farming in the Arequipa valley, still using Inca terraces.: by anijensen, Views[292]
         		 The white deposits on the hills are the ash remains of a nearby volcanic eruption 300 years ago, that left the local towns buried under 7 feet of ash.: by anijensen, Views[231]
         		 A square in Arequipa's oldest 'burb.: by anijensen, Views[249]
         		 Urns used to ferment corn into likker.: by anijensen, Views[243]
     
    Two guys staring at an amazing sight.: by anijensen, Views[261]
         		 The Virgin of Candelaria, a gift from Charles II of Spain, miracles attributed to the statue. Note the monolithic construction from the sillar stone, which seems to be pretty good at withstanding earthquakes.: by anijensen, Views[260]
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         		 These are cuy (KOO ee), named for the sound they make. We call them guinea pigs. These are actually smaller than those raised for food in the past, but the fate of these guys will be the same. (Note that this cage also contains the little fellows who will end up on the Kiddee Menu.): by anijensen, Views[343]
         		 The Chili River (from the indigenous term meaning
     
    The sillar stone is also soft and easily worked, which allowed many churches and homes to be decorated in the
         		 Cathedral, Arequipa, Peru. Arequipa is sometimes called
         		 Cappucino in Arequipa, Peru: by anijensen, Views[260]
         		 Arequipa, Peru, main square. Three sidea are colonial arched galleries (restaurants,shops, offices, the fourth side is the cathedral): by anijensen, Views[244]
         		 Peruvian concrete pump, pouring the second floor.: by anijensen, Views[283]
     
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