Shipasbamba
Lima Market
Lima
Judy in Lima
Judy in LIma
Linda and Judy in Lima
El Zaguan Miraflores Lima
Entrance To El Zaguan
Santiago and Jody at El Zaguan
Changing of the guard in Lima
A wall in Lima
Sample of a home in Lima.
Cross on top of a hill in Lima
On the road again in Lima
Cuy
Children of Peru
John and Maryann in Lima
Lima at night
Cusco
A lady and her llama in Cusco
Llama in Cusco
Children of Peru -Cusco
Woman and child in Cusco
Children of Peru- Cusco
Pakcha Peal - Cusco
Cusco-
Cusco tour guide and Maryann
Linda
Judy in Cusco
The Gang in Cusco
Sascsayhuyaman The area contains thirty-three archeological sites. The most famous is Fort Sacsayhuaman. It might well have been a religious structure, but for its location and style, the Spanish and the historians believe it was a military construction. The most important temple in Hanan Qosqo or Upper Cusco might have been located there, dedicated to Andean cosmology and to the worship of the Inti (sun), the Quilla (moon), Chaska (stars), Illapa (ray), and other divinities. It is described as massive for the size of some of its stones, which weigh between 90 and 120 tons. This is also the stage of the Inti Raymi or Festival of the Sun every 24th June.
Sacsayhuaman
Lunch in Cusco
Women outside of Cusco
Agua Calientes
Machu Picchu
Linda and Flat Stanley on Machu Picchu
Machu Picchu Guide
Santiago at Machu Picchu
Flat Stanley Machu Picchu
Judy Linda and Flat Stanley
sparrows at Machu Picchu
From the train to Machu Picchu
Aquas Calientes
Linda and Flat Stanley in Aquas Calientes
From the bus back to Cusco
Flat Stanley in Pakcha Real
Our Guide Santiago
Roof of Pakcha Real a spot for yoga Cusco
Pakcha Real Cusco
cusco
cusso
Cusco Main Square, Cusco During the Inca Empire, the square was called Huacaypata, a Quechua word meaning “place of tears” or “meeting place”. It was an important ceremonial spot where the Inti Raymi or Festival of the Sun was celebrated every year. It is also the place where Franciso Pizarro proclaimed the conquest of Cusco. After the Spanish arrived, the plaza changed. They erected stone arches and built the structures that surround it today.
Finally off the Bus in Pedro Ruiz
Children of Peru-Shipasbamba
Children of Peru Shipasbamba
Shipasbamba coffee plant
Sugar making in Shipasbamba
Carol and Juan Shipasbamba
Carol and Juan in Shipasbamba
Santiago's aunt
Shipasbamba Plantans
Children of Peru -Shipasbamba
Children of Peru- Shipasbamba
Making Sugar in Shipasbamba
Where we ate our meals in Shipasbamba
Sonia our host in Shipasbamba
My home in Shipasbamba
Bathroom in Shipasbamba
Children of Peru Shipasbamba volunteering at school
School in Shipasbamba
Teacher in Shipasbamba
Dinner plus soup in Shipasbamba
Sonia my host in her store Shipasbamba
Shipasbamba Santiago
Shipasbamba Santiago's house
Chachapoyas capital of the Amazon
Chachapoyas capital of the Amazon-hotel
Chachapoyas capital of the Amazon-
Children of Peru Chachapoyas capital of the Amazon-
Children of Peru- Chachapoyas capital of the Amazon-
Judy in Chachapoyas capital of the Amazon-
Linda in Chachapoyas capital of the Amazon-
On the bus back to Lima
