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    looking through the entrance gate to the mound we climbed to look back at machu picchu. we did climb it. true: by petkat, Views[454]
         		 MACHU PICCHU: by petkat, Views[357]
         		 drinking coco tea on the way to see the condors. the tea didnt work: by petkat, Views[395]
         		 alpaca and small village girl. one sol for picture: by petkat, Views[418]
         		 condors at colca canyon. 2nd deepest in the world: by petkat, Views[322]
     
    kathryn with altitude sickness: by petkat, Views[384]
         		 feeding the friendly animals in Arequipa: by petkat, Views[430]
         		 the old relics of Machu Picchu: by petkat, Views[397]
         		 Random kid feeding bizarre duck.: by kim-bloomfield, Views[303]
         		 Yah, my MEAT, beef ribs if you couldn't guess. YUMMMMMY:) A glass of Chicha, juice made of one of the zillions types of corn grown in Peru, a type of potatoe I have never seen in our grocery stores and an ear of corn.: by kim-bloomfield, Views[947]
     
    They look disinterested now, but 10 minutes later they were challenging a woman for her lunch.: by kim-bloomfield, Views[389]
         		 AAAHHH the man who grilled my MEAT. To bad I missed the grilling of the Cuy, that would be guinepig.: by kim-bloomfield, Views[335]
         		 The red flower is actually a fruit.: by kim-bloomfield, Views[416]
         		 Look what we found. I think it is a dog or fox of some kind.: by kim-bloomfield, Views[411]
         		 A long way to go.: by kim-bloomfield, Views[347]
     
    Hike out the front door today. WE are almost at the top.: by kim-bloomfield, Views[387]
         		 Description of the following pic. Note the translations for these signs, hehehehe : by kim-bloomfield, Views[340]
         		 Temple of the Sun in the background. The main building at the Pachacamac site. Only the very top of the Temple has been excavated. This location offers great views of the ocean. Those Pre Incan folks really knew where to build. : by kim-bloomfield, Views[437]
         		 The “Pyramidal Temple” and it’s “offerins” : by kim-bloomfield, Views[356]
         		 What a contrast. Farmers and shacks have encroached on the buried ruins. There is an article about a family having a well dug and finding the remains of the original inhabitants of Pachacamac. : by kim-bloomfield, Views[397]
     
    From the left, Fabian, Me, Renee and Chris. The friends I have been staying with just outside of Lima. Renee’s husband is from England. Fabian is Renee’s older brother. We are standing at the top of the Temple of the Sun. : by kim-bloomfield, Views[344]
         		 Can you read Spanish? This is the description of the following pic. The Temple of the Sun. : by kim-bloomfield, Views[423]
         		 One of the few buildings excavated at the Pachacamac site. Women’s living area and gardens.: by kim-bloomfield, Views[330]
         		 description of the following picture. Women's living area and gardens : by kim-bloomfield, Views[352]
         		 Yup, the Ponderosa. An afternoon of typical Peruvian cuisine , game playing and hammocking. : by kim-bloomfield, Views[336]
     
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         		 you can see their pool. The palace I have been staying in the last several days.: by kim-bloomfield, Views[393]
         		 the neighborhood: by kim-bloomfield, Views[285]
         		 Anyone who isn't a mountain biker just keep looking at the cactus. Trails to the left, trails to the right.: by kim-bloomfield, Views[396]
     
    Yup, it's me. no bike today:(: by kim-bloomfield, Views[394]
         		 Mountain biking trails. Unfortunately you have to carry your bike staight up the mountain side about 1000 ft to get to them. Climb, ride the ridge or in the valley. OOOOH SOOO Good:): by kim-bloomfield, Views[614]
         		 the neighborhood: by kim-bloomfield, Views[327]
         		 San Cristobal, the BIG CROSS. It was a religious experience driving to the top and esp the drive down. A view from Lima: by kim-bloomfield, Views[367]
         		 regular house in the neighborhood. If you can make it to the top without having a heart attack, you can use the tennis court. They also have a game room half way up.: by kim-bloomfield, Views[385]
     
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         		 houses and streets winding their way through the cerros (hills) of high-altitude Cuzco: by yu-en-me, Views[416]
     
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