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    After paying the busdriver he can afford petrol with a busload of people. We were surprised when he pulled into the petrol station but watching the attendant pass the petrol nozzle through the window was hilarious. Hmm safety plus!!: by thehappyeggs, Views[350]
         		 This is the main meal we're living on here at Huanchaco - seafood rice - we've already eaten the starters and we also get a drink - all for about $1.20 - not bad at all!!: by thehappyeggs, Views[347]
         		 Looking down the beach from town towards our accom. We're kinda close to the desert - notice the desert in the background - less than 1 block from the hotel strip: by thehappyeggs, Views[334]
         		 Chilling out at the beach of Huanchaco: by thehappyeggs, Views[335]
         		 Our family pets in Huanchaco - that thing weighs about 10kgs and really likes to cuddle.: by thehappyeggs, Views[358]
     
    Sanfransisco Church in Lima - we went on a tour through the monestary and into the caves of death (also known as catacombs): by thehappyeggs, Views[350]
         		 View from outside our room at Hostal Epaña in Lima: by thehappyeggs, Views[365]
         		 We were woken up at midnight with fireworks, they went off for 15 minutes.: by thehappyeggs, Views[401]
         		 The welcoming display at our hotel, strangley enough we still decided to stay.: by thehappyeggs, Views[363]
         		 `the candleabra´is a figure etched into the rock. Some say it´s a candleabra whilst others say it´s a cactus. At 110 meters tall and over 300 years old, I´d say it´s impressive.: by thehappyeggs, Views[405]
     
    The Ballastra Islands had many birds, but we also saw hundreds of sea lions and even penguins!: by thehappyeggs, Views[916]
         		 More birds at the Ballastra Islands in Paracas: by thehappyeggs, Views[409]
         		 What? No fishing with dynamite, now what will we do with our afternoon...: by thehappyeggs, Views[368]
         		 A small tourist village surrounded by massive sand dunes called Huacachina. We stayed here for 3 nights.: by thehappyeggs, Views[380]
         		 Glen stands at the top of a sand dune and contemplates the foreseable risks of having a sand board strapped to his feet.: by thehappyeggs, Views[315]
     
    Not going real fast but staying upright for a change.: by thehappyeggs, Views[319]
         		 Whee-haaaa! This is more like it!: by thehappyeggs, Views[385]
         		 Glen after a fun day of sand boarding: by thehappyeggs, Views[770]
         		 We have just woken up really early and caught a bus to the mirrador (25km out of Nazca) from here we cansee two of the nazca lines pictures.: by thehappyeggs, Views[340]
         		 This is what a Nazca line actually looks like up close.: by thehappyeggs, Views[353]
     
    The whole reason behind Glen's alien ideas. It's officially called the astronaut. It's on a mountain and 14 metres tall.: by thehappyeggs, Views[1307]
         		 Okay the dog is upside down and has an extra leg.....maybe or maybe that's not a leg.: by thehappyeggs, Views[330]
         		 This was amazing and one of the biggest pictures. The condor is one continuous line and is about 120m tall.: by thehappyeggs, Views[333]
         		 The spider - top left corner. Amazing it's 70m long and one of the clearest pictures.: by thehappyeggs, Views[363]
         		 Me and my tiny plane - and the stunt driver.: by thehappyeggs, Views[1054]
     
    A view of the hillside slums behind Lima: by bec-and-phil, Views[2201]
         		 Bec and the tank - the President´s Palace, Lima: by bec-and-phil, Views[514]
         		 by nomad_vet, Views[794]
         		 by nomad_vet, Views[804]
         		 by nomad_vet, Views[717]
     
    by nomad_vet, Views[771]
         		 by nomad_vet, Views[7927]
         		 Nina y perrita: by nomad_vet, Views[976]
         		 Wow, what a tree: by nomad_vet, Views[1827]
         		 Volunteer Charle: by nomad_vet, Views[872]
     
    Volunteer Maria Luisa: by nomad_vet, Views[867]
         		 Rabito & his happy owners: by nomad_vet, Views[864]
         		 Taking charge of the Cabaillito: by lou, Views[423]
         		 Standing out to dry: by lou, Views[417]
         		 My catch: by lou, Views[407]
     
    New life in an old world: by lou, Views[441]
         		 Machu Picchu - Looking down on the valley: by lou, Views[396]
         		 Machu Picchu - cheesy pic: by lou, Views[440]
         		 Machu Picchu - llama: by lou, Views[400]
         		 Reed lunch: by lou, Views[451]
     
    Non-reed resident: by lou, Views[385]
         		 Amantani, pre-storms: by lou, Views[386]
         		 Dawn in the desert: by lou, Views[427]
         		 Even pros need to rest it out: by lou, Views[391]
         		 Oasis in the desert: by lou, Views[394]
     
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