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    Hot water geisers below Calacoa.: by kim-bloomfield, Views[897]
         		 My new friend.: by kim-bloomfield, Views[473]
         		 El Burro, refusing to get out of the way.: by kim-bloomfield, Views[550]
         		 Marco and our new friend at the hot water geisers.: by kim-bloomfield, Views[595]
         		 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[564]
     
    A view of Cuchumballa from above as we head up to the next village.: by kim-bloomfield, Views[1707]
         		 Entering the twin villages Calacoa and Bellavista, at mere 3400 meters.: by kim-bloomfield, Views[532]
         		 Along the trail down to the hot water geisers, supplied by the near by volcano.: by kim-bloomfield, Views[532]
         		 San Cristabol, village across the river. the river, OH about 3000 meters below.: by kim-bloomfield, Views[585]
         		 A very exhausted Marco and I at the falls in cuchumballa.: by kim-bloomfield, Views[512]
     
    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[521]
         		 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[506]
         		 A mom and her kids in their daily typical dress, Cuchumballa.: by kim-bloomfield, Views[637]
         		 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[585]
         		 On the trail checking out the flora.: by kim-bloomfield, Views[530]
     
    Haaa finally the place we have been looking for.: by kim-bloomfield, Views[552]
         		 A man hard at work in his fields.: by kim-bloomfield, Views[539]
         		 The big waterfall of Cuchumballa.: by kim-bloomfield, Views[549]
         		 More views.: by kim-bloomfield, Views[420]
         		 Marco and I in the Plaza of Cuchumballa. One of the few moments with out rain.: by kim-bloomfield, Views[561]
     
    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[863]
         		 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[512]
         		 Views along the way to the next village.: by kim-bloomfield, Views[504]
         		 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[438]
         		 Views along the way to Calacoa, heading up from Cuchumballa.: by kim-bloomfield, Views[484]
     
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    Isla Amantani has no roads or vehicles: by kiwiaoraki, Views[233]
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         		 Hand-made donuts on Amantani are tastily delicious!: by kiwiaoraki, Views[245]
         		 Plaza d´Armas in Puno: by alleen, Views[257]
     
    View of the plaza from the steps of the church.: by alleen, Views[225]
         		 Puno city streets. You can´t hardly see it, but Lake Titicaca is at the end of this street.: by alleen, Views[257]
         		 The mural goes up four floors. Swanky hotel in Puno!: by alleen, Views[804]
         		 This a sitting area right outside my room at the Hotel Pukara in Puno. I love it!: by alleen, Views[252]
         		 View from the highest point on the road from Cusco to Puno. 4338 meters.: by alleen, Views[282]
     
    Banos at the highest point. The man would flush for you after you left. Unlike the last time I used toliet like this, you carried your own bucket in and flushed yourself.: by alleen, Views[298]
         		 Preuvians are some salesmen! They can set up shop anywhere.: by alleen, Views[230]
         		 The one lady selling food, which is what I wanted. Thank goodness!: by alleen, Views[248]
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