Flying High With The Condors

South America » Peru » Arequipa
April 26th 2014

Published: June 25th 2017

Geo: -16.39, -71.53After winding up our jungle adventure, it took a mere two boats, one bus, three planes, and a Peruvian taxi (where duct tape is used to secure the doors), to deliver us to Arequipa. We're not really sure why we came to Arequipa but, almost immediately, we were glad we did. It doesn't sit too high on the must-see destinations of Peru but it deserves a much better fate. I... Read Full Entry

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27th July 2014

Marlene S
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You were right. You didn't really do Canada Proud with that Native Statue..... :(

27th July 2014

Marlene S
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Very creative shot!

27th July 2014

Marlene S
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Stunning!

27th July 2014

Marlene S.
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Creative!

27th July 2014

Marlene S
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WOW! Talk about the simple life....I think there's a lot to be said for that! Life is a lot less complicated.

27th July 2014

Marlene S
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I'm not too sure I'd be crazy about that! Sometimes a little modern convenience is appreciated!

27th July 2014

Marlene S
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That's what I do, now that I've retired!! LOL!

27th July 2014

Marlene S
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It's Natural Protection! Kinda like having a Moat around your place. Brilliant idea!

27th July 2014

Marlene S
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....and probably for nickels a day!

27th July 2014

Marlene S
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Spectacular shot!

27th July 2014

Marlene S
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Breathtaking!

27th July 2014

Marlene S
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So beautiful. It's almost looks fake, it's so unbelievable!

28th July 2014

Gonzalo
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Glad you enjoyed your time in Arequipa! Keep writing the blog!

28th July 2014

Terry
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Another amazing photo!

29th July 2014

lorena
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Majestic, that is why we have a Condor in our Chilean Code of Arms. Condor and Huemul.

29th July 2014

Diana Paulsen
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Hi Deb & Vic,Eat those cactus fruit they are good to prevent cancer they are so good for you.They are amazingly healthy.

29th July 2014

TinaB
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These shots are begging - pleading (okay, maybe it's me) to be entered in photography contests. Or shown on the big screen at Roy Thompson hall when you're doing the National Geographic speaker's series.

29th July 2014

lorena
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such nice pic!!

29th July 2014

lorena
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impressive man can build and "destroy" such beautiful buildings am glad they keep such national treasures for us to enjoy

29th July 2014

lorena
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wow. love the color that way you can see all the details.

29th July 2014

lorena & mom
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wow tku tku.. beautiful views, great pics you are right never seen these dresses before but in the andes area most traditional outfits seem to be similar. so glad you are sharing your experiences as for few moments we get to inmerse oursel
ves in your "travelling adventure" tku again

1st August 2014

CarolC
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All of these photos are saleable quality! This guy looks like he is trying to get his foot on the ground!

1st August 2014

CarolC
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Gorgeous, looks like a painting!

1st August 2014

CarolC
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Love this shot. I know you say that you sat to try and take couple of good shots but this is spectacular!!!

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