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Our trek had come to an end, and tired, happy and undoubtedly a little bit smelly, we made our way in the van to Ollantaytambo. Here we boarded the train for Aguas Calientes, the small town at the foot of the imposing mountains hiding and sheltering Macchu Picchu.
We were all very excited, and it wasn’t just the prospect of a hot shower. We were finally going to see one of the most iconic and r...
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Tara Cloud
I love your angles!
Your photos are some of the most interesting I've seen of MP--great angles, not to mention how lucky you were to have blue skies! And you're so right about the undiscovered Incan sites in the jungle--ever several years, another is uncovered. How fantastic that you got to experience a grand festival in Cusco and sample the local food--OMG, what a plate! You are truly adventurous eaters! Bravo!