Sunday, April 20, 2008


Kids from the urubamba Childrens Raido Program on a bike ride.
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Tuesday, January 22, 2008

Guanaco

the Guanaco is the less seen member of the camiloids in peru it lives wild in the very remote parts of Peru, llamas alpacas and vicuñas being most commen and domestacly hearded for their wool are more easlly seen.
on the road Nasca to Pampa Galera we have seen guanacos in this same streach of road on past trips, only never long enugh to get a photo, what luck as this one poses for me at the road side a very rare sight.

Way up in the Andes

On the road in high Andes Altiplano the Airplane altimater in my truck reading 14,840 ft, for about an hour. But this is not so high. Going over the pass to Colca Caynon it was reading close to 16,000ft! Its a good thing I had 2 Oxy bottles for my prima favorita.Posted by Picasa

Tuesday, October 30, 2007

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Thursday, October 18, 2007

grade school saints fiestas

here the kids do a dance skit called the 7 jobs of love.
the boys are repersenting, carpenter, taxi driver, baker, boxer, construction worker, farmer, and a plumer. each in turn make a pass at the girl to win her over.Posted by Picasa

grade school saints fiestas

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Little 3 year old Jaahieda out dances the boys.Posted by Picasa

grade school saints fiestas

it was the saints day of lord of miracals patron saint of the rual grade school of Pumma Tallas, lots of speaches, poems, and songs,
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grade school saints fiestas

3 buddys all having a good time at the fiesta
kids having fun and being kids is something that was not allways possable for older generations, kids worked hard, that may account for some grummpy old folks.
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Monday, October 15, 2007

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Sunday, October 14, 2007

New Alpacas

a great day, got to see the new Alpacas that were bought by the weavers in Quenqo, donated by school kids in Toronto. the weavers say Thank youPosted by Picasa

New Alpacas

the alpacas came from the highlands of mt Alsangate, they are not used to seeing white people and were really skidish, took a while to get them rounded up for the photosPosted by Picasa

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you may only count 9 the 10th ran off they could not catch himPosted by Picasa

Thursday, September 20, 2007

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