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         		 Local family I stayed with on Amantani: by kiwiaoraki, Views[267]
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    Another fine Peruvian toliet. And they had a sign outside this that said,
         		 Arch at the temple on Amanti Island.: by alleen, Views[280]
         		 Best hot chocolate and Indian donuts in Peru served right here!: by alleen, Views[201]
         		 A house outside the temple.: by alleen, Views[246]
         		 To the top of the island and the temple.: by alleen, Views[265]
     
    Peruvian knitting group.: by alleen, Views[229]
         		 The ladies of the island were always knitting.: by alleen, Views[277]
         		 The guest toliet at the homestay on Amanti.: by alleen, Views[310]
         		 Bath time and clothes washing.: by alleen, Views[280]
         		 Playing with Jeanine and Sparkles after lunch: by alleen, Views[274]
     
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         		 lunch: by alleen, Views[236]
         		 In the yard waiting on lunch with our family.: by alleen, Views[229]
         		 Inside my room: by alleen, Views[249]
     
    The home where I stayed. My room was the second floor with the red door.: by alleen, Views[239]
         		 Our hostesses waiting to greet us.: by alleen, Views[230]
         		 Arriving at Amanti Island on Lake Titicaca.: by alleen, Views[228]
         		 Sparkles enjoyed riding on Lake Titicaca.: by alleen, Views[268]
         		 Sailing on Lake Titicaca: by alleen, Views[270]
     
    Uros Island: by alleen, Views[274]
         		 On the Torta Reed Boat. We took this one over to the main island.: by alleen, Views[230]
         		 Inside the house: by alleen, Views[248]
         		 A typical house on Uros Islands: by alleen, Views[236]
         		 Uros Island Salesman: by alleen, Views[235]
     
    Uros Island: by alleen, Views[245]
         		 Uros Islands: by alleen, Views[222]
         		 Uros Island on Lake Titicaca: by alleen, Views[278]
         		 Uros Floating Reed Islands on Lake Titicaca: by alleen, Views[486]
         		 Those that believe in the folklore will also create walled off patterns with the rocks in hopes of a good crop, good weather, wealth, good luck, etc... I´m not so sure about this legend as one of the rock formations spelled out ELVIS.: by kim-bloomfield, Views[434]
     
    Marco living large, Cerro Baul, Torata: by kim-bloomfield, Views[451]
         		 Summit, below you can see more of the rock formations ceated by those in hopes of good luck. Cerro Baul, Torata: by kim-bloomfield, Views[1785]
         		 Cerro Baul, outside the village of Torata. The mascot of Cerro Baul. Legend says, that the bull was the watch dog of Cerro Baul. The antient people hid all their gold and ceremonial possessions in caves.: by kim-bloomfield, Views[1131]
         		 The trail is like straight up. Some of the more sketchy sections have been reeconstructed to aid the tourists, cement steps and iron railings.: by kim-bloomfield, Views[417]
         		 Before the real climb begins. Cerro Baul.: by kim-bloomfield, Views[514]
     
    Views from the top. Cerro Baul.: by kim-bloomfield, Views[360]
         		 At the summit, those that believe in the folklore perform ceremonies. Cerro Baul, Torata: by kim-bloomfield, Views[450]
         		 Eggs any one? Our new friends cooked hard boiled eggs and potatoes in the water. they created a pot around the food using rocks from the river. The minerals from the geisers gave the eggs and potatoes a different flavor.: by kim-bloomfield, Views[675]
         		 The trail to the giesers. Big Time altitude problems on the way back up to the village.: by kim-bloomfield, Views[480]
         		 Views from the trail heading UP to Calacoa.: by kim-bloomfield, Views[529]
     
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