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Peru

Photos from Peru visit 2007
Peruvian Art
Peruvian Art		 Spinning Alpaca wool to yarn
Spinning Alpaca wool to yarn		 Quechua Weaving
Quechua Weaving		 Weaving for sale
Weaving for sale
Kathleen shopping
Kathleen shopping		 Machu Picchu
Machu Picchu		 Llamas
Llamas		 Inca ruins Peru
Inca ruins Peru
Inca stone work
Inca stone work		 Inca terrace farming
Inca terrace farming		 Local houses
Local houses		 Locking up
Locking up
Quechua husband and wife
Quechua husband and wife		 Quechua mother
Quechua mother		 Mother with children
Mother with children		 Something to sell
Something to sell
Sacred Valley Peru
Sacred Valley Peru		 Rented house Sacred Valley
Rented house Sacred Valley		 Roof decorations
Roof decorations		 Mother with baby
Mother with baby
Busy Vegetable market Urubamba Peru
Busy Vegetable market Urubamba Peru		 Snow in the mountians Sacred Valley Peru
Snow in the mountians Sacred Valley Peru		 Women at festival
Women at festival		 Break from festival
Break from festival
Girl with Llamas
Girl with Llamas		 Woman with corn stalks
Woman with corn stalks		 Sitting by stone
Sitting by stone		 Quechua woman and children
Quechua woman and children
Inca
Inca		 Husband and wife
Husband and wife		 Dancing in the street
Dancing in the street		 Shoe shine at airport
Shoe shine at airport

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guest 25-Jul-2016 17:12
I visited Peru for a month in 1976 and was advised by two separate Peruvians to leave a camera at home due to the risk of theft. I did and wish I had ignored that advice as my experiences around theft were that those folks who had things stolen had been careless, like leaving a camera at their feet while dining, etc. I was able to get a tiny few photos of me from kind folks who sent them to me later, but had I had my own camera, I would have been able to take so many more photos.. Yours are fantastic and reasonably representative of the type of visuals I experienced.....Thanks for exciting my memories.
Guest 25-Mar-2009 13:23
I was born in Peru and adopted at two years and eight months old. i am now eighteen and hope to return to Peru at some point in my life. the pictures you took mean a lot to me and show so much about Peruvian culture. thank you.
Katie 25-Mar-2009 13:22
I was born in Peru and adopted at two years and eight months old. i am now eighteen and hope to return to Peru at some point in my life. the pictures you took mean a lot to me and show so much about Peruvian culture. thank you.
Guest 31-Jan-2008 00:58
Amazing
Bob J. Ambrose 04-Nov-2007 12:43
I lived in Urubamba for a year or so back in 1973. I have an adopted daughter from this area. She was 4 months at the time and now has a family of her own. I plan to visit with her in the near future so she can find her roots.
Chris Lock07-Oct-2007 18:23
Love the bright colours, well done.
Andrys Basten07-Oct-2007 07:49
Some beautiful shots, Dale.
Guest 07-Apr-2007 17:28
excellent photos... Peru looks like an amazing place to go.. such a colourful atmosphere
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