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         		 That´s the ruins of Pisac up there... we walked all the ay up to them... what´s wrong with us?: by justinzani, Views[299]
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    Alison looking out of the window of the ruins of Qorihuayrachina above Pisac: by justinzani, Views[529]
         		 The ceremonial bath and Aqueduct at Intiwatana: by justinzani, Views[534]
         		 Looking down the ancient walls along the streets of Cusco: by justinzani, Views[333]
         		 The Cathederal in Cusco. The Spanish conquistadores had a bad habit of building churches like this on top of ancient Inca ruins: by justinzani, Views[429]
         		 This was once the Inca Temple of the Sun, plated in gold with loads of gold and silver statues. The Dominicans built a monastery on top of it and all the gold and silver was melted down into bullion then shipped to Spain.: by justinzani, Views[422]
     
    The steep stairs leading up through the terraces to the ruins at Pisac.: by justinzani, Views[337]
         		 Alison on the stairs to Pisac, you can see how far up we`ve climbed and it`s only 2/3 of the way up!: by justinzani, Views[342]
         		 Looking across to the ruins of Intiwatana. A very steep climb to the ruins. Why couldn´t the Inca worship rivers instead of mountains?: by justinzani, Views[419]
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         		 Justin looking cold at the Pisac ruins: by justinzani, Views[332]
     
    The Sacred Valley viewed from Pisac: by justinzani, Views[273]
         		 There`s more ruins than you can shake a stick at around here (no, I didn`t mean Justin!): by justinzani, Views[371]
         		 Above the amazing ruins at Moray. The Inca and people before them were thought to have built an agricultural lab here where they developed better strains of maize which allowed them to build big cities: by justinzani, Views[398]
         		 It`s hard to get a scale of how huge these ruins are, but here`s Justin climbing down just one terrace: by justinzani, Views[342]
         		 Inca Kola makes your body shrink!: by justinzani, Views[351]
     
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