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    by thehappyeggs, Views[269]
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         		 More children come to watch the boat arrive.: by thehappyeggs, Views[295]
         		 These kids seems to like the shade of the tree.: by thehappyeggs, Views[240]
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    The vendors try some last minute selling before the boat departs.: by thehappyeggs, Views[360]
         		 Local kids enjoying the water as a cool escape from the heat in Iquitos.: by thehappyeggs, Views[333]
         		 A truck on this deck gives an indication of the size of these boats.: by thehappyeggs, Views[334]
         		 Instead of the usual pot of gold at the end of the rainbow, we found a boat instead. : by thehappyeggs, Views[350]
         		 Interesting, intruiging, and slightly bemussing.: by thehappyeggs, Views[351]
     
    The tiles on this building indicate that the whole world outside must be the bathroom.: by thehappyeggs, Views[376]
         		 Kinda pretty: by thehappyeggs, Views[358]
         		 They say that this is a monkey, but we were not convinced.: by thehappyeggs, Views[328]
         		 Jess tries a new fruit, it was awful...: by thehappyeggs, Views[334]
         		 Our boat got a bit crowded: by thehappyeggs, Views[311]
     
    by thehappyeggs, Views[334]
         		 Our boat just destroyed one of the local villagers boat, and what is that kid in the red shorts doing?: by thehappyeggs, Views[335]
         		 by thehappyeggs, Views[363]
         		 We get our fisrt sight of the Amazon forest before even reaching the Amazon.: by thehappyeggs, Views[389]
         		 Just hanging out waiting for our boat to leave for Iquitos.: by thehappyeggs, Views[308]
     
    We slept one night on this boat without leaving shore due to a late departure.: by thehappyeggs, Views[337]
         		 Our second boat was much grander than our first.: by thehappyeggs, Views[394]
         		 by thehappyeggs, Views[322]
         		 by thehappyeggs, Views[336]
         		 James, whom we met on our boat trip from Atalaya to Pucullpa decides to get friendly with a croc at the local zoo.: by thehappyeggs, Views[427]
     
    by thehappyeggs, Views[317]
         		 Really large guinei pigs: by thehappyeggs, Views[328]
         		 Ugly pig: by thehappyeggs, Views[385]
         		 Is it a kookabarra meets platapus....: by thehappyeggs, Views[425]
         		 What the?: by thehappyeggs, Views[294]
     
    Glen plays with his first night monkey since leaving the animal refuge in Bolivia.: by thehappyeggs, Views[420]
         		 by thehappyeggs, Views[336]
         		 by thehappyeggs, Views[335]
         		 Glen relaxes in his hammock reading a book while cruizing the rivers.: by thehappyeggs, Views[311]
         		 The village children line up olong the banks when the boat arrives. Their highlight of the day.: by thehappyeggs, Views[344]
     
    The ruins kept getting more and more impressive as we approached Machu Picchu. Apparently the only reason these were all built was for the love of nature!: by justinzani, Views[364]
         		 ...still trekking at sunset on the 3rd day!: by justinzani, Views[478]
         		 All the gang waiting for Ali to catch up at the Inca sun gate on day 4: by justinzani, Views[521]
         		 Hooray...our 1st view of Machu Picchu!: by justinzani, Views[525]
         		 Apparently there are over 2000 steps down from the third pass to the last camp: by justinzani, Views[501]
     
    Obligatory group photo at the top of
         		 Looking back on the first ruins of Runcuracay, apparently a check point to make sure only royalty were using the trail.: by justinzani, Views[437]
         		 The Incas built these steps right into the cliff face over 600 years ago and they are still going strong
         		 The Incas couldn´t be bothered going around this block... so they tunneled straight through it!: by justinzani, Views[388]
         		 The lower slopes of Machu Picchu in the morning sun....it really lives up to all the hype.: by justinzani, Views[406]
     
    Pausing for breath on the 1st day: by justinzani, Views[320]
         		 Some of the many porters who carried the tents and cooked the most amazing food on the trek!: by justinzani, Views[349]
         		 At the top of
         		 Machu Picchu from the sun gate or
         		 Happy smiling faces with our guide Victor: by justinzani, Views[359]
     
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