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         		 With the mountains in the background: by bagen, Views[558]
         		 The plaza always seems to have something going on: by bagen, Views[582]
         		 Artsy shot!!: by bagen, Views[558]
     
    Like where´s Wally, except find Ange.: by bagen, Views[569]
         		 Ange walking through the plaza at Arrequipa: by bagen, Views[575]
         		 Another long bus trip: by bagen, Views[488]
         		 Batman has had to downsize: by bagen, Views[621]
         		 Gate into Peru: by bagen, Views[467]
     
    Not all went to plan. oops!: by bagen, Views[447]
         		 Little dancers in full uniforms. Recorded a short movie as the picture doesn´t do them justice. So funny and CUTE!: by bagen, Views[546]
         		 Enjoying the festivities: by bagen, Views[459]
         		 Town girl who wanted her picture taken: by bagen, Views[561]
         		 The finish line!! Our last day up coincided with a marathon. From top to other side and back up again. Stupid stupid STUPID bastards, all in about 3-4 hours.: by bagen, Views[453]
     
    Looking back down...makes my legs hurt just looking at it: by bagen, Views[482]
         		 It´s a LONG way people!!: by bagen, Views[1434]
         		 Sitting on a rock contemplating the trip home the next day: by bagen, Views[521]
         		 Thank god for the pool down the bottom, only thing is the 2000 meter plus straight up trip home.: by bagen, Views[511]
     
     
    ¨No i´m not going to face the camera¨: by bagen, Views[480]
         		 Cows and canyon? A perfect mix surely: by bagen, Views[462]
         		 Um yep. Down there: by bagen, Views[503]
         		 Ready to commence hike. Only 2500 meters to bottom!!!!!: by bagen, Views[490]
         		 Pretty sure that cross must be for heart attack victims. All gringos for sure!: by bagen, Views[493]
     
    Soaring into the sun?!?: by bagen, Views[532]
         		 And they get pretty close!!: by bagen, Views[488]
         		 Colca Canyon makes a great backdrop to watch the birds: by bagen, Views[520]
         		 These three chaps were happy to pose for me: by bagen, Views[443]
         		 It´s even thirsty work for the burros: by bagen, Views[529]
     
    Condor soaring through the canyon: by bagen, Views[511]
         		 Maria and I at the Springs: by ranizo, Views[401]
         		 The hot springs at Sta Teresa - seriously paradise: by ranizo, Views[378]
         		 Our adopted kitten at the campsite on the fourth night: by ranizo, Views[347]
         		 Fresh black coffee made from local beans - the first good cup of coffee I´d had since I arrived in south america - god it was good!!: by ranizo, Views[463]
     
    Real free range farming!!!: by ranizo, Views[251]
         		 Just stunning huh?!: by ranizo, Views[218]
         		 The view from our
         		 Our campsite the first night - before it got to minus 5!!!!: by ranizo, Views[229]
         		 Our first campsite: by ranizo, Views[234]
     
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    Every last piece of the sacrifices is cut up and divided equally into evenly sized piles, placed neatly in rows on palm leaves laid out on the ground. These are then allocated out to each of the families in the area. A careful watch is kept on this by a village elder who holds a list of names checked off as family members come to collect their share placed in black carrier bags. I was told that last year there had been more, donated by a wealthy individual.: by jenniferallison, Views[572]
    Every last piece of the sacrifices is cut up and divided equally into evenly sized piles, placed neatly in rows on palm leaves laid out on the ground. These are then allocated out to each of the families in the area. A careful watch is kept on this by a village elder who holds a list of names checked off as family members come to collect their share placed in black carrier bags. I was told that last year there had been more, donated by a wealthy individual.

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