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    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[1024]
         		 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[379]
         		 Before the real climb begins. Cerro Baul.: by kim-bloomfield, Views[474]
         		 Views from the top. Cerro Baul.: by kim-bloomfield, Views[324]
         		 At the summit, those that believe in the folklore perform ceremonies. Cerro Baul, Torata: by kim-bloomfield, Views[402]
     
    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[638]
         		 The trail to the giesers. Big Time altitude problems on the way back up to the village.: by kim-bloomfield, Views[450]
         		 Views from the trail heading UP to Calacoa.: by kim-bloomfield, Views[506]
         		 Hot water geisers below Calacoa.: by kim-bloomfield, Views[841]
         		 My new friend.: by kim-bloomfield, Views[433]
     
    El Burro, refusing to get out of the way.: by kim-bloomfield, Views[515]
         		 Marco and our new friend at the hot water geisers.: by kim-bloomfield, Views[559]
         		 This is a Church in the main plaza of a village we passed through while heading up to higher ground. As if my head didn´t hurt enough already from the altitude.: by kim-bloomfield, Views[470]
         		 A view of Cuchumballa from above as we head up to the next village.: by kim-bloomfield, Views[1600]
         		 Entering the twin villages Calacoa and Bellavista, at mere 3400 meters.: by kim-bloomfield, Views[502]
     
    Along the trail down to the hot water geisers, supplied by the near by volcano.: by kim-bloomfield, Views[492]
         		 San Cristabol, village across the river. the river, OH about 3000 meters below.: by kim-bloomfield, Views[548]
         		 A very exhausted Marco and I at the falls in cuchumballa.: by kim-bloomfield, Views[489]
         		 Heading back to the village of Cuchumballa. You can see the aqueduct system at my left that brings water to the village and fields along the way.: by kim-bloomfield, Views[492]
         		 I'm not sure if this woman ever left this exact spot. I think shw was watching over her herd. Our accomidations for the night in Cuchumballa. Much nicer on the outside, BELIEVE ME.: by kim-bloomfield, Views[471]
     
    A mom and her kids in their daily typical dress, Cuchumballa.: by kim-bloomfield, Views[593]
         		 A day hike out of Cuchumballa, in search of the natural hot springs and waterfalls. This area has several volcanoes that heat up underground rivers.: by kim-bloomfield, Views[555]
         		 On the trail checking out the flora.: by kim-bloomfield, Views[499]
         		 Haaa finally the place we have been looking for.: by kim-bloomfield, Views[522]
         		 A man hard at work in his fields.: by kim-bloomfield, Views[504]
     
    The big waterfall of Cuchumballa.: by kim-bloomfield, Views[516]
         		 More views.: by kim-bloomfield, Views[401]
         		 Marco and I in the Plaza of Cuchumballa. One of the few moments with out rain.: by kim-bloomfield, Views[533]
         		 A view of Carumas, approx altitude of 3200 meters (about 10,000 ft. On the right, you can see the narrow roadway. Terraced mountain sides for crops and animals. : by kim-bloomfield, Views[823]
         		 The roadway through the mountain villages from Carumas to Cuchumballa. Imagine my Combi (van) trying to pass the on coming Combi...: by kim-bloomfield, Views[476]
     
    Views along the way to the next village.: by kim-bloomfield, Views[472]
         		 Views along the way to Cuchumballa. the air is incredibly sweet up here. Can you see the village built at the egde of the cliff?: by kim-bloomfield, Views[383]
         		 Views along the way to Calacoa, heading up from Cuchumballa.: by kim-bloomfield, Views[460]
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         		 Isla Amantani has no roads or vehicles: by kiwiaoraki, Views[184]
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         		 Hand-made donuts on Amantani are tastily delicious!: by kiwiaoraki, Views[176]
         		 Plaza d´Armas in Puno: by alleen, Views[226]
         		 View of the plaza from the steps of the church.: by alleen, Views[191]
         		 Puno city streets. You can´t hardly see it, but Lake Titicaca is at the end of this street.: by alleen, Views[218]
     
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