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         		 This is the crisis center in Santo Tomas. As you can see, the dormitory is still under construction, but about 18 kids are living here that range from 3 months old to the age of 23, all from sad backgrounds: by eden, Views[279]
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         		 Our pet monkey. His name is Romeo: by eden, Views[255]
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         		 Baby Alligators. I wanted one for a pet. Unfortunately, Brinja didn't let me. =(: by eden, Views[302]
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         		 It's a ocelot for sale? kind of like a mini jaguar, veryyy cuteee. only 150 soles, which is about 50 US dollars: by eden, Views[1080]
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    Houses are on stilts, because the rivers flood during flood time. During flood time, they travel by little woodne kayaks.: by eden, Views[334]
         		 Entering one of the houess in Belen. Yes, the house is basically just a room, where it's very dark and small.: by eden, Views[258]
         		 President of Touch of love, Paul Opp to the left. lady in the middle is Kelly Lynfoot and to the right is my amigo Aaron Lynfoot. Great people: by eden, Views[320]
         		 The poor part of Belen: by eden, Views[301]
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         		 All right, this is just wrong. They're cutting rotten meat on one side, and their baby is sleeping on the other table..soo sadd: by eden, Views[287]
         		 fish that have serious armor on them. They're alivee: by eden, Views[280]
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    Dude, turtle eggs!: by eden, Views[285]
         		 camu camu, the fruit with the most vitamin C. The juice is very! : by eden, Views[326]
         		 ok alligator tail..may be, but alligator claws! grosss: by eden, Views[456]
         		 alligator tail?: by eden, Views[245]
         		 it's huggeeee, cebiche anyone?: by eden, Views[216]
     
    fish straight from the amazon!: by eden, Views[287]
         		 i have no idea what that was...: by eden, Views[262]
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         		 we're in the meat section here..ahh, so this is what they did to Babe: by eden, Views[302]
         		 another reason to go vegetarian?: by eden, Views[309]
     
    those smiles are fake because it smells like poop and rotten carcasses: by eden, Views[325]
         		 Incan storehouses in Raqchi: by tpara, Views[316]
         		 High pass between Puno and Cuzco: by tpara, Views[394]
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         		 Typical Colla home near Puno: by tpara, Views[388]
     
    View from the hilltop of Silustani: by tpara, Views[347]
         		 Incan funerary tower in Silustani incredible fit to the stonework: by tpara, Views[344]
         		 Puno city on the edge of high desert and the shores of Lake Titicaca: by tpara, Views[377]
         		 Uros floating reed island on Lake Titicaca: by tpara, Views[290]
         		 A Condor riding the thermals at Cruz del Condor: by tpara, Views[314]
     
    Dirt road tunnel leading to Colca Canyon: by tpara, Views[345]
         		 Abondonened village near Yanque in the Colca Valley: by tpara, Views[374]
         		 Pre Incan terracing in the Colca Valley: by tpara, Views[296]
         		 Patchwork fields in the Colca Valley: by tpara, Views[284]
         		 Volcan Misti near Arequipa: by tpara, Views[300]
     
    Green Colca Valley: by tpara, Views[264]
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