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    Tucume pyramids, Peru: by anijensen, Views[325]
         		 Tucume pyramids, Peru: by anijensen, Views[352]
         		 Tucume pyramids, Peu: by anijensen, Views[336]
         		 Tucume pyramids, Peru: by anijensen, Views[371]
         		 Tucume pyramids, Peru: by anijensen, Views[343]
     
    Tucume pyramids, Peru: by anijensen, Views[323]
         		 Tucume pyramids, Peru: by anijensen, Views[321]
         		 Is it a dog?: by anijensen, Views[437]
         		 View of Northern Peru from plane: by anijensen, Views[307]
         		 view of northern peru from plane: by anijensen, Views[343]
     
    Cathedral de San Francisco, Lima: by anijensen, Views[331]
         		 Cathedral, Lima, funded by Pizarro's daughter on condition that dad got buried in the cathedral in a prominent location.: by anijensen, Views[953]
         		 Archbishops palace, Lima, late 16th C.: by anijensen, Views[278]
         		 Government Palace, Lima: by anijensen, Views[294]
         		 General San Martin, another liberator, Lima, Peru: by anijensen, Views[380]
     
    Plaza Mayor, Lima: by anijensen, Views[337]
         		 Simon Bolivar statue, Lima, Peru: by anijensen, Views[889]
         		 The most impressive towel animal on the trip. The eyes are the two chocolates left in our stateroom each night.: by anijensen, Views[396]
         		 Monument to one of Ecuador's strong-men
         		 Livingston's left rear tire, by the time he arrived at the roadside tire repair shop.: by anijensen, Views[373]
     
    Also seized by customs: by anijensen, Views[287]
         		 Seized by customs: by anijensen, Views[327]
         		 Our driver Livingston (he pronounces it
         		 Manta, Ecuador: by anijensen, Views[1230]
         		 Coast line, Manta, Ecuador: by anijensen, Views[752]
     
    Frozen fish offloaded from a Chinese cargo ship at Manta, Ecuador: by anijensen, Views[523]
         		 Neptune presiding over the equator-crossing ceremony: by anijensen, Views[503]
         		 The fish ceremoniously licked by inductees into the equator-crossing club (ship's crew only, thank God): by anijensen, Views[518]
         		 Cool dude on deck..: by anijensen, Views[1142]
         		 Our net was -$75 on the slots for this trip...: by anijensen, Views[1357]
     
    A drive into the Panama highlands, looking down into El Valle: by anijensen, Views[443]
         		 Anita and Manuel (our guide) in front of a rock with hieroglyphs: by anijensen, Views[529]
         		 Old US Navy YMCA, now a Panamanian cultural center: by anijensen, Views[564]
         		 Panama City, Panama: by anijensen, Views[1334]
         		 Panama Canal 14: by anijensen, Views[511]
     
    Panama Canal 13: by anijensen, Views[1243]
         		 Panama Canal 12: by anijensen, Views[465]
         		 Panama Canal 11: by anijensen, Views[488]
         		 Panama Canal 10: by anijensen, Views[460]
         		 Panama Canal 9: by anijensen, Views[512]
     
    Panama Canal 8: by anijensen, Views[498]
         		 Panama Canal 7: by anijensen, Views[627]
         		 Panama Canal 6: by anijensen, Views[515]
         		 Panama Canal 5: by anijensen, Views[515]
         		 Panama Canal 4: by anijensen, Views[464]
     
    Panama Canal 3: by anijensen, Views[446]
         		 Panama Canal 2: by anijensen, Views[560]
         		 Panama Canal 1: by anijensen, Views[484]
         		 Photo opportunity (for a tip, of course!): by anijensen, Views[544]
         		 San Blas Islands, Panama: by anijensen, Views[480]
     
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