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         		 The two girls that Kim and KC ended up paying their food and drink for. Diablitas, both of them.: by dysfunctional, Views[242]
         		 KC looking cozy with Cathy, but no action there, as it turned out. Nice girl though.: by dysfunctional, Views[282]
         		 We sure do look happy, despite the unimpressive clubs we had visited just prior to this photo. I ended up leaving hear before Kim and KC, who hung around with a couple of other local girls. To their exasperation, those two girls ended up admitting to not having any money after eating and drinking quite a bit. This is a pretty common thing for Peruvian girls, we've often been told, and its not the only we've ended up footing the bill on our trip, sad to say.: by dysfunctional, Views[341]
     
    Us with Kelly and Sussie, two local Lima Peruvians that we had met first in La Paz, Bolivia on their holiday. They hunted us down after finding out we were in Lima, and we ended up having dinner with them and going out clubbing. Can't say any of us were impressed by Lima clubs, but I did have a good night. We caught up with Kelly and another one of here friends, Cathy, on another occasion, and will probably catch them again on our last stop-over in Lima. Traditional Peruvian names, hey?: by dysfunctional, Views[294]
         		 Celebrations! Well, not really, just another meal out in Mirra Flores, Lima. But the liter steins were cool, so we got someone to take the shot. Shame South American beer isn't much in comparison to any decent European beer, or an Aussy microbrewery.: by dysfunctional, Views[407]
         		 Colorful housing on a hill in Lima, Peru.: by dysfunctional, Views[302]
         		 This is a Cathedral in Lima that we visited. We took a tour through the site, including through some really cool old rooms with amazingly carved ornate furniture for monks and priests, and through catacombs under the church where literally tens of thousands of people were 'buried' (put in holes and left to rot all their flesh off, prior to having their bones eventually sorted with all the other people's bones. Mostly all we could see were thigh bones and sculls. Some people were freaked out, but I was just awed.: by dysfunctional, Views[292]
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         		 Casey chatting with a local guy in Central Lima who spoke fairly good English. We discovered after talking to him for a bit and getting advise on where to go, that he was also trying to sell us drugs.: by dysfunctional, Views[232]
         		 More colonial architecture in central Lima, Peru.: by dysfunctional, Views[261]
         		 Central Lima, Peru, where random strangers come up and try to sell you drugs regularly.: by dysfunctional, Views[242]
         		 Central Lima, Peru. Spanish colonial architecture in South America is far more impressive than most of what we have at home.: by dysfunctional, Views[839]
     
    Ah, making the best of another bus ride. This one was our first experience of the best versions of 'semi-cama' bus travel. 'Full-cama' is the highest level, and below 'semi-cama' are the local busses, which stop continuously to let people on and off, and are generally quite uncomfortable and cramped. Sometimes the local buses get so packed that people end up standing or sleeping in the isles. We had to stand a couple of times, but gratefully not for any long buses.: by dysfunctional, Views[326]
         		 I really like this shot of Kim. It was such a cool hat, I was disappointed in him for not buying it. Its a sexy look, don't you think?: by dysfunctional, Views[211]
         		 The pilot and the single engine aircraft that took us over the Nazca Lines. It was such a cool experience. Good thing the single engine held out!: by dysfunctional, Views[189]
         		 The majority of the instrument cluster in the light aircraft we took over the Nazca Lines. It was really quite interesting for me to watch the pilot's every move, as I was sitting right beside him, just like in the front passenger seat of a car.: by dysfunctional, Views[233]
         		 There were only 4 of us in the plane, including the pilot. Can't help but notice I look dead sexy in this one!: by dysfunctional, Views[206]
     
    The hands Nazca Lines, Peru.: by dysfunctional, Views[215]
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    This is the hummingbird Nazca Lines, Peru. Approx 98x66m.: by dysfunctional, Views[225]
         		 Here's a slightly easier to view version of the monkey Nazca Lines, Peru, but his tail is just out of the shot.: by dysfunctional, Views[221]
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         		 Its probably a bit hard to make it out here, but this is the monkey Nazca Lines, in Peru. Approx 93x58m: by dysfunctional, Views[232]
         		 We say Good Buy to colourfull Peru : by ivanci, Views[419]
     
    I am honored to meet El Presidente of this island which have community about 25 people. Wow! : by ivanci, Views[487]
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         		 Not only they build everything from it, you can also eat it. And it tastes good: by ivanci, Views[517]
         		 Floating islands at Lake Titicaca: by ivanci, Views[446]
         		 On the way to Puno : by ivanci, Views[235]
     
    Is not this priceless? That is why use mainly local buses: by ivanci, Views[225]
         		 Mochito at Irish pub: by ivanci, Views[178]
         		 On way from hot springs (4km out of town) we get lift from bus full of kids. They were quite excited to have such exotic passangers on board. : by ivanci, Views[181]
         		 Nearby town Chivay where we visit hot springs: by ivanci, Views[197]
         		 We have done it! Back to the top happy and proud: by ivanci, Views[148]
     
    This must be the hardest 1km in my life - vertical: by ivanci, Views[193]
         		 Sunrise around 6am while we going up: by ivanci, Views[178]
         		 We sleep at the cottage on the left: by ivanci, Views[185]
         		 The bottom of Colca: by ivanci, Views[178]
         		 Relaxing by the pool with Chris and Jodi from Seatle: by ivanci, Views[230]
     
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