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Where Llamas are the Kings of Rock & Roll.
It is dusk when we arrive.
Takya Hotel de Piedra aka The Hotel of Rock.
Mountain peak overlooking us...village next to the Salar below.
Sometimes ya gotta play the right music...before you get your socks off.
A teenage girl lets us in...massive bedroom...the silence of corridors in the middle of nowhere.
No other tourists. We are yet again the on...
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A masterpeice writing!
When a piece of writing makes you go there, makes you feel a part of it, and drives you nuts with a chestful of emotion, I then know that it has reached that elite level. Bravo Dave, another wonderful piece of writing on your part. Needless to say my level of ecstasy. The description is so vivid that I could really touch it and feel it. The video clip is excellent. I will listen to that again tomorrow. Didn't I comment earlier that Lamas are cute and my favourite. Perhaps, you heard my inner mind. Thank you for the blog. Regarding your comment on the burnt village, the Chile-Bolivia-Peru war occurred between 1879-1883. Chile took the port city of Antofogasta from Bolivia and made it land-locked. The dispute actually was triggered by Bolivia with breaking some tax treaty between Chile-Bolivia and Peru was dragged into the war. Just my two cents! Again, a wonderful blog...enjoyed it thoroughly.