Pretty much running parallel to the train tracks that connect Cuzco to Puno, we kept climbing higher and higher through this awesome landscape.
Inca Express
High Pass, 3445 meters (14 223 ft)
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Pretty much running parallel to the train tracks that connect Cuzco to Puno, we kept climbing higher and higher through this awesome landscape. |
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At the highest point, the highest pass, the bus pulled into this area. What a great place. If only I weren't limited to my backpack, the last great opportunity to get these highland people's wares for reasonable prices. |
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I actually had to tell the people on my bus to tip the lady with the Llamas. Then they caught on and she was getting a nice bit of change. Maybe I had the slow kids on the bus. |
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This stop had it all. It was loaded with a huge variety of goods. Yes, and I bought nothing. If I had been on just a two-week trip, this would have been ok. |
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Wandering around, looking for photo ops, I saw another woman and her sheep that had found a scratching post. |
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We continued on toward our final resting place, Puno. |
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