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         		 Inka-Bruecke bei Machu Picchu: by christinasandra, Views[280]
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         		 ...auf dem Weg mit dem Zug von Cusco nach Aguas Caliente, Machu Picchu: by christinasandra, Views[361]
         		 Machu Picchu!!!!!!!!: by christinasandra, Views[266]
         		 A more distant shot of the ruins of Machu Pichu.: by nigelb, Views[190]
     
    A closer view of one of the ruins of Machu Pichu.: by nigelb, Views[208]
         		 Nigel waiting for Laura to take yet another photo.: by nigelb, Views[200]
         		 On our way down from Waynapicchu with Laura hanging on for dear life! The decent was almost as exhausting as the climb up.: by nigelb, Views[202]
         		 This is Laura at the top of Waynapicchu. We thought we would never make it up to the top and almost gave up only half way up!: by nigelb, Views[206]
         		 This is us with the South Korean guide that was accompanying the kids that were also from South Korea that we were treking with for the 3 days.: by nigelb, Views[190]
     
    Nigel decending the steps with our treking group. The mountain in the background is Waynapicchu which Nigel and I also climbed. It was exausting after having climbed up to Machu Pichu earlier in the morning.: by nigelb, Views[205]
         		 Another close look at the ruins of Machu Pichu.: by nigelb, Views[187]
         		 Wow, what a view this was!: by nigelb, Views[168]
         		 A more typical view of Machu Pichu, even though the people´s clothes add another colourful and perhaps more original element to the photo.: by nigelb, Views[209]
         		 This was one of our guides during our 3 day trek to Machu Pichu. Being indigenous himself, his ancestors were from the Incan civilization.: by nigelb, Views[196]
     
    A view from the top.: by nigelb, Views[205]
         		 Machu Pichu in fog on our arrival.: by nigelb, Views[196]
         		 Laura in her silver jewellery course weighing various metals. : by nigelb, Views[271]
         		 Laura in the process of making a piece of silver jewellery. : by nigelb, Views[188]
         		 A school that our World Vision sponsorship supported. Some of the kids are supported by the World Vision project.: by nigelb, Views[228]
     
    With a member of the family from our homestay on Lake Titicaca.: by nigelb, Views[199]
         		 Cathedral in Cuzco: by sandn, Views[376]
         		 Cuzco Plaza, one of our favorite places!: by sandn, Views[370]
         		 Ica, Pisco. This is what is left of the church where hundreds of people died when the roof caved in during the earthquake summer 2007. The people continue to hold services in the tent.: by kim-bloomfield, Views[295]
         		 Ica, Pisco. Main plaza: by kim-bloomfield, Views[290]
     
    Ica, Pisco. The earthquake summer of 2007 has left this city in ruins. The reconstruction is coming slow.: by kim-bloomfield, Views[405]
         		 Ica, Paracus. Reserva Nacional.: by kim-bloomfield, Views[300]
         		 Ica, Paracus. Reserva Nacional. There was an arch here before the last earthquake summer of 2007. the Reserva lost many of it's famous rock formations that managed to survive for thousands of years.: by kim-bloomfield, Views[323]
         		 Ica, Paracus. Reserva Nacional.: by kim-bloomfield, Views[361]
         		 Ica, Paracus. Reserva Nacional. One small but comprehensive museum, and a lot af really pretty beaches with few people.: by kim-bloomfield, Views[463]
     
    Ica, Huacachina sandboarding. Oasis in the dunes. Mango grove.: by kim-bloomfield, Views[413]
         		 More sealions. Islas Ballestas.: by kim-bloomfield, Views[239]
         		 Islas Ballestas. Layers of minerals.: by kim-bloomfield, Views[280]
         		 Islas Ballestas. He is big and ungly and made a very loud call. : by kim-bloomfield, Views[288]
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    Islas Ballestas.: by kim-bloomfield, Views[280]
         		 More birds, some are penguins. Everyone likes to a sunny vacation. Islas Ballestas.: by kim-bloomfield, Views[288]
         		 Islas Ballestas. I don't KNOW what type of bird these are.: by kim-bloomfield, Views[245]
         		 Islas Ballestas, a GAzillion sealions of various varieties.: by kim-bloomfield, Views[239]
         		 Islas Ballestas, formation (candleabra goeglyph) a giant figure in the sandy hills, which is over 150m high and 50m wide. No one knows exactly who made it or when, or what it signifies, but there are many theories. some connected to the Nazca Lines. It has remained unchanged for several thousand years.: by kim-bloomfield, Views[689]
     
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