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St Peter and St Paul Parade, Lima

October 7, 2019Micheal Palmer

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Speaking of corn…

July 19, 2019July 20, 2019Micheal PalmerFood

I know, you weren’t speaking of corn. But if you were to do so in Peru, it would be helpful to know that corn is not one thing, but many there. It is not necessary to know the names of all of
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High quality stonework in the Gran Caverna
Cave, Gran Caverna, Huayna Picchu, Temple of the Moon, Wayna Picchu

“La Gran Caverna” on Wayna Picchu

July 17, 2019September 22, 2020Micheal PalmerGran Caverna, Huayna Picchu, Temple of the Moon, Wayna Picchu

What is now labelled the Gran Caverna (Great Cave) on the far side of Wayna Picchu from Machu Picchu is actually a shallow opening under a large stone outcrop. It is “gran” (great) only in the sense of the amazing stonework found
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Huayna Picchu, Wayna Picchu

Climbing Wayna Picchu (Huayna Picchu)

July 15, 2019July 26, 2019Micheal PalmerHuayna Picchu, Wayna Picchu1 Comment

The view from the top of Wayna Picchu is legendary, giving a panoramic perspective on the entire region surrounding Machu Picchu. Climbing Wayna Picchu requires purchasing an entrance ticket to Machu Picchu. You begin by crossing the ruins of the late Inca
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Rainbow Mountain (Vinicunca)
Rainbow Mountain, Sites, Vinicunca

Vinicunca / Winicunca/ The Rainbow Mountain

July 14, 2019July 14, 2019Micheal PalmerRainbow Mountain, Sites, Vinicunca, Winicunca1 Comment

It is hard for me to understand why anyone would want to enhance the colors in pictures of Vinicunca. The site is spectacular just as it is. The pictures in this post were taken with my cellphone (first generation Google Pixel). After
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Evaluation, Post from the road

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July 12, 2019July 19, 2019Micheal PalmerEvaluation

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Maria dancing at Misminay

July 10, 2019July 12, 2019Vicky Boggs

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Pisac, Post from the road

Samana Wasi

July 5, 2019July 15, 2019Micheal Palmer

Since I have been to Pisac Market many times, it doesn’t take me long to discover what is new on each of our visits, and I enjoy finding a quiet spot for reflection while the rest of the group explores the wealth
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Wall of Monoliths at Ollantaytambo
History, Ollantaytambo, Stonework

Ollantaytambo

July 1, 2019June 26, 2019Micheal PalmerHistory, Ollantaytambo, Stonework

Forty nine miles from Cusco lies a monumental architectural work whose fortifications were still under construction when the Spanish conquest started. At an altitude of 9,160 ft (2,792 m), the air is somewhat thin, but it is a comfortable descent from Cusco
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Llama Love at Cusco

July 1, 2019July 19, 2019Karina Aguilar

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