Published: September 3rd 2006August 20th 2006
A few photos of Machu Pichu, Cusco, and Ollantaytambo...
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Dawn at Machu Pichu
They use the llamas to keep the grass short.
Huayna Pichu
The steep-sided mountain right next to Machu Pichu with some more ruins on top.
Sacsayhuamán
The amazing 11-sided boulder!
Sacsayhuamán
Yes, that's row after row of car-sized boulders.
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Date: 23rd February 2007
dawn at machu pichu
c'mon...why isn't this is one of the "best photo's" ?!? very dreamy. i love the pics. are you guys still traveling?
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dawn at machu pichu
c'mon...why isn't this is one of the "best photo's" ?!? very dreamy. i love the pics. are you guys still traveling?
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Masonry
The 11 sided boulder is pretty cool. Jeff, do you know the story behind this amazing feat of masonry?
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