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         		 This is a lady carrying the famous water reeds found in Lago Titicaca. The entire island is made out of these reeds. There are several of these man-made islands. The Uros Floating Islands have been inhabited since their construction centuries ago by Uros Indians who were retreating from more powerful neighbors like the Incas. : by jason_kidd, Views[466]
         		 The main street in Copacabana, Bolivia. This is where you get a boat to Isla del Sol (Island of the Sun).: by jason_kidd, Views[392]
         		 This was our ´local bus´ on board an unstable old wooden barge while crossing a short passage of water on Lake Titicaca on route to La Paz in Bolvia. We feared we would never see our bags again which were perched precariously on top wrapped in the blue tarp but they had obviously done it 100´s of times before because everything went ok.: by jason_kidd, Views[429]
     
    Local Bolivan girl who cooked us a huevo, queso & tomate (egg, cheese and tomato) sandwhich for breakfast on Isla Del Sol in Lake Titicaca.: by jason_kidd, Views[435]
         		 Sacred rock where the Incan creation legend began on Isla Del Sol in Lake Titicaca: by jason_kidd, Views[435]
         		 Jason on the Inca Trail on Day 3: by jason_kidd, Views[255]
         		 The Incan ruins of Winay Wayna believed to be one of the world´s first agricultural research stations for experimentation with different plant types and species as the temperature can vary by up to 1 degree C per terrace. Impressive irrigation and aquaduct system as well.: by jason_kidd, Views[376]
         		 Sunrise on Day 4 at the ´Sungate´ with Machu Picchu in the distance. We are clearly not looking too good after four days without a shower and a 4am start in the pouring rain.: by jason_kidd, Views[349]
     
    Incan ruins of Machu Picchu.: by jason_kidd, Views[326]
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         		 Chelsea hiking up some slippery stone stairs.: by jason_kidd, Views[298]
         		 Blisters on Chelsea´s foot at the end of day three, the last 5km of which consisted of 3000 downhill stairs locally known as the ´Gringo Killer´.: by jason_kidd, Views[282]
         		 There were 100´s of local Peruvian porters hired to carry all the food & camping gear such as tents, chairs, gas bottles etc. They are literally superhuman freaks who put everyone else hiking the trail to shame by running up the mountain past us carrying twice the weight we were.: by jason_kidd, Views[324]
     
    This guy ran past me while going downhill and had the camp all set up and dinner cooking by the time we finally arrived there.: by jason_kidd, Views[335]
         		 This is the check point for all trekkers. The government checks passports and your permit to be on the Inca Trail. Then you can begin the hiking.: by jason_kidd, Views[281]
         		 This is on day two of the Inca trail. We saw lots of llamas. : by jason_kidd, Views[339]
         		 The ´infamous´ Day 2 of the Inca Trail consisted of a 1000m vertical climb over 7km which took 4 hours. This picture was taken about 500m from the top of the mountain pass and we began the day at the very bottom of the valley seen in the distance.: by jason_kidd, Views[316]
         		 At the top of the first mountain pass on day 2 of the Inca Trail. Altitude - 4215m.: by jason_kidd, Views[259]
     
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