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    A dye seller at Pisac market. : by willlou, Views[500]
         		 The ancient streets of Ollantaytambo, an almost intact Inca town, that is still lived in. : by willlou, Views[527]
         		 Llamas at Machu Picchu have a rest before starting their days work, cutting the grass. : by willlou, Views[682]
         		 The Inca fort at Ollantaytambo, where the Incas managed to defeat the Spanish. : by willlou, Views[722]
         		 Inca masonary at Machu Picchu. : by willlou, Views[508]
     
    The setting of Machu Picchu is perhaps it's most stunning aspect. It sits on a ridge with deep valleys on each side and surrounded by forest covered mountains. : by willlou, Views[420]
         		 The cloud filled valley on one side of the site. : by willlou, Views[433]
         		 Machu Picchu. : by willlou, Views[449]
         		 Machu Picchu. : by willlou, Views[473]
         		 The 'Backpacker Train' from Machu Picchu. : by willlou, Views[628]
     
    Two ladies weaving more items for the tourists. : by willlou, Views[424]
         		 An old lady spinning at a local market. : by willlou, Views[507]
         		 Cuscos' policewomen pose for the camera.: by willlou, Views[2381]
         		 Performers at the Sunday parade. : by willlou, Views[805]
         		 Dancers and drummers in Cuscos main square. : by willlou, Views[606]
     
    These man are meant to be devils. : by willlou, Views[481]
         		 The police on parade, note the man in the middle in yellow. He's from the mountain resuce team and is carrying an ice axe. : by willlou, Views[536]
         		 Cusco's dog force on parade. : by willlou, Views[538]
         		 Peruvian soldiers on the march. : by willlou, Views[401]
         		 The Army marching past one of the churches in Cuscos main square. : by willlou, Views[492]
     
    How did that get up there? Some of the blocks that make up the Inca fort above Cusco. The Incas were master masons and they cut and moved stones weighing up to 300 tonnes without the wheel, draft animals and using only bronze age tools. : by willlou, Views[584]
         		 Will's hat getting a makeover. : by willlou, Views[505]
         		 Inca stonework in the center of Cusco.: by willlou, Views[582]
         		 View of the main square in Cusco. : by willlou, Views[496]
         		 The Spanish streets of Cusco. : by willlou, Views[502]
     
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