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         		 We call it BINOCAM!!: by bagen, Views[565]
         		 Ahh - first class travel - at last!: by bagen, Views[598]
         		 Fancy pants skylight windwo thingy that makes this a first class train: by bagen, Views[645]
     
    Train trip back.: by bagen, Views[597]
         		 Dad... dug another hole!: by bagen, Views[613]
         		 Terraces, tree, lawn: by bagen, Views[502]
         		 Sun tether. Sorry - forgotten the way cool fancy Quechuan name.: by bagen, Views[498]
         		 So THATS how they keep the lawns so trimmed!: by bagen, Views[467]
     
    At this point the
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         		 Ben and Ange discover that, YES... you CAN use a pair of binoculars to give your camera a telephoto zoom!!: by bagen, Views[516]
         		 Aqueduct thingy feeding the fountains: by bagen, Views[593]
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    Made it: by bagen, Views[539]
         		 Just another day at some ruins: by bagen, Views[502]
         		 Fin and Bear found the perrenial Irish pub in Cusco.... Eric found Machu Pichu.: by bagen, Views[2484]
         		 The postcard shot: by bagen, Views[491]
         		 Thar she blows!: by bagen, Views[622]
     
    Cool steps - on the way up to Machu Pichu: by bagen, Views[473]
         		 The Urubamba river and valley below Machu Pichu: by bagen, Views[577]
         		 Train meets concrete. Concrete wins: by bagen, Views[696]
         		 ALMOST got some plumbers cleavage!: by bagen, Views[448]
         		 Yep, shes off the rails orright.: by bagen, Views[472]
     
    Ollantaytambo school bus service: by bagen, Views[490]
         		 If you look closely enough you can see some of the Ollantaytambo ruins clinging to the hillside. One of the few forts that managed to hold off an Conquisador invasion. : by bagen, Views[530]
         		 Inca dude (with scarey looking spiked club) in the Ollantaytambo plaza: by bagen, Views[594]
         		 Orright - so I`m in the booze section again! But check out the inca stone wall just sitting pretty in the local supermarket!: by bagen, Views[491]
         		 Classic stone walled Cusco street. : by bagen, Views[493]
     
    Cool door doover-lackee ornament thingybob.: by bagen, Views[443]
         		 Inca stone floor worn smooth and glossy by trillions of feet: by bagen, Views[520]
         		 Cool water monument.: by bagen, Views[548]
         		 Impressive street art! Ran the whole length of the street.: by bagen, Views[588]
         		 External walls of an Inca temple and the Catholic church built over it by those trustee ol´conquisadors.: by bagen, Views[548]
     
    Best seats in the double decker night bus to Cusco. Possibly not the safest!: by bagen, Views[1085]
         		 The Lagoona nect to Pisco Mountain.: by simonefrancis, Views[3383]
         		 The Lagoona next to Pisco Mountain.: by simonefrancis, Views[2196]
         		 Giancarlo and Marina at Escuela de Guias Don Bosco.: by simonefrancis, Views[333]
         		 In Felix´s house... couchsurfing.: by simonefrancis, Views[1385]
     
    Nazca lines example: by andyandsophie, Views[399]
         		 All safe and sound back on the ground: by bagen, Views[543]
         		 Hands and tree: by bagen, Views[571]
         		 Um,, something!: by bagen, Views[629]
         		 Hummingbird: by bagen, Views[590]
     
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