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Peru and Machu Picchu

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One of the friendlest locals I had the pleasure of meeting while in Cusco. He played, told stories and shared some rich history. Never once saying anything negative or asking for anything. Just happy to be there.
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One of the friendlest locals I had the pleasure of meeting while in Cusco. He played, told stories and shared some rich history. Never once saying anything negative or asking for anything. Just happy to be there.

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  • Local resting on the street in Cusco
  • Early morning in Cusco we came across this boy with the Lamb asking us if we want to take his picture - the strange thing about it was that it was usually girls dressed up with the Lamb, not the boys....
  • One of many side streets loaded with little markets
  • As many locals, this women sat quietly on the walk selling her goods, mainly to other locals.
  • Small walk up to a hostle.
  • One of the things about Peru was that there was never a loss for adventure or someone to take you on one. The locals would seek you out and ask if you needed a guide or a tour. Here you see two ladies who have had enough and went on there own way.
  • You guessed it. Alpaca eating
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  • One of the friendlest locals I had the pleasure of meeting while in Cusco. He played, told stories and shared some rich history. Never once saying anything negative or asking for anything. Just happy to be there.
  • Two local ladies in Peru (Cusco) looking for tourist (like me) to take their photo.
  • Small little place we had breakfast at on our way to our 4 day hike to Machu Picchu
  • Our group (plus a few others) packing their gear for the hike.
  • Ironically our first bridge to cross was the best one. Also with some great views.
  • Looking back on the Inca Trail close to an hour into our hike.
  • Also know as the red nija's.
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