![]() We continue to toast our good fortune... |
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![]() ...one another...
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![]() ...and our good friends, Joan and Jeff |
![]() Our accommodations were surprisingly comfy
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![]() This photo shows the size of our train. Between all the compartments, dining rooms, kitchen, lounge areas, it was quite long |
![]() John relaxed... |
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A wave to the fabulous crew who added so much to our experience and who line the train station to bid us farewell to this leg of our journey to The Land of the Incas |
![]() A walk around Arequipa by ourselves |
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![]() Along the way, we find a picture of hats...
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![]() ...and the best Restaurant of them all. After all, one can only eat so much of alpacha, guinea pig, pirana, heart of bull... |
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![]() The snow capped mountains of Arequipa...
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![]() ...standing high above what are really volcanoes that erupt often enough to give the City its name: The White City |
![]() The valley below is a beautiful Park much loved and used by the residents... |
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![]() Many buildings are actually made from the volcanic rock (sillar); hence their white color and the City's name |
![]() We happen upon a political rally...just what we needed....
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![]() ...that provides another beautiful overview of the City
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![]() And provides a chance to meet the Mayor, Abog. Elvis Delgado Bacigalupi Alcalde (and we thought "John Tecklenburg" was long... |
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![]() Onto what has to be the most remarkable Monastery of Nuns in the entire world |
![]() Our guide gives us an overview...
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![]() ...before we begin exploring its passages and accommodations |
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