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    Photos: Trekking Southern Peru

    PERU | Sat, 22 Jun 2013 | By flashfury | Photo Gallery | Scholarship Entry

    Prepare: I purchased my first camera in 2008, ahead of my adventure to Europe. Looking back it’s where my love for travel and photography sprouted. In 2009 I added to my collection with a DSLR in time for my trip to Central America. Frame: Shortly ... Read more >
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    A cabin sits on the shore of Kluane Lake. Scientists working at the Kluane Lake Research Station during the summer sleep in these basic cabins. Although they protect the researchers from the grizzlies that share the base with them in the late summer, the cracks in the plywood don't keep out the plentiful mosquitos. : by katri_o, Views[986]
    A cabin sits on the shore of Kluane Lake. Scientists working at the Kluane Lake Research Station during the summer sleep in these basic cabins. Although they protect the researchers from the grizzlies that share the base with them in the late summer, the cracks in the plywood don't keep out the plentiful mosquitos.

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    During a break, porters eat a typical meal of chapatti and tea. The grueling work at high altitude means adequate nutrition is extremely important. Foreign clients are served three hot meals a day and snacks but the porters prefer to save their food allowance and subside on a diet of unleavened bread and black tea.: by portering, Views[801]
    During a break, porters eat a typical meal of chapatti and tea. The grueling work at high altitude means adequate nutrition is extremely important. Foreign clients are served three hot meals a day and snacks but the porters prefer to save their food allowance and subside on a diet of unleavened bread and black tea.

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