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    The infamous guanacos of Torres del Paine National Park. by: bananamariasouthamerica Views[605] The Tierra del Fuego consists primarily of an expansive archipelago, separated by spectacular fjords, with a larger landmass on its Eastern side. On the North-Eastern side the landscape is primarily grassland steppe and cold climate desert. As we moved across towards the North-Eastern side of the island we came across a lone Guanaco (Lama guanicoe) as the sun began to set while rain fell in the distance. The Guanaco is a camelid and is the wild form of the more commonly known domesticated Llama. It is still widespread across wild areas of Southern South America. by: askdsn Views[870] In the Andean environment, cows are the main source of the farmers income. They are well taken care of and this one, evidently, knows how much they worth these days. Striking a pose for an AD, maybe? by: maservita Views[791] Horses are used for transportation. After hours of extensive work, this horse, tied up to a tree, rests while two birds sit on its back. Couldn't help but to think if this one has had enough? Because it looked tired and sad. by: maservita Views[1530]
     
    Paradise is a place you have to make yourself; it's not made for you but for him it's called With a hoarse voice, the labourer describes the dream of a land he wishes to own. While he was staring at the sky, looking at the black vultures flying across the mountains he was telling me that he could never trade his surroundings: the silence, the weather, the animals, the beautiful landscape... for anything. by: maservita Views[807] A monkey’s (Martin’s) hand lying on top of mine. Taken in a Bolivian animal sanctuary where many animals had previously been mistreated. Martin became a close friend. by: simonefrancis Views[1430] EL PORCON IN CAJAMARCA, PERU 2009 by: loborojo Views[544] mAchu pIcchu by: juvprondz Views[1108]
     

     

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    The first stop on the tour was some Nabataean petroglyphs from over 2000 years ago (oh, how I love my petroglyphs!): by shrummer16, Views[431]
    The first stop on the tour was some Nabataean petroglyphs from over 2000 years ago (oh, how I love my petroglyphs!)

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