Saturday, October 21, 2006

 


The second camp site as we entered the begining of the cloud forest. Posted by Picasa
 


Some more ruins. Posted by Picasa
 


But always spectacular views. Posted by Picasa
 


It could be like this for hours. Posted by Picasa


It just goes on and on for days ;) Posted by Picasa


One of the porters. These guys carried a heavy load and if I ever thought I had it bad bad I just had to look at them. Hard working industrious mountain goats. Posted by Picasa
 


Morning at the first camp site. Posted by Picasa
 


In the distance is dead woman peak and we walked from there in about 2 hours. Posted by Picasa
 


The top of dead woman peak.. Man this was one hard climb to the highest peak 14,000 feet. Posted by Picasa
 


Taking a rest stop. Posted by Picasa
 


The first inca ruin along the way Posted by Picasa
 


The first hill Posted by Picasa
 

Some small villages along the 1st half of the trail selling there wares. YOu pretty much could buy water and soda along the entire trail. Cool I suppose but Kina takes a little away from it ya know. Posted by Picasa
 


The first of MANY inclines. Posted by Picasa
 


The first sight. You have to show your passport and trail pass and when you cross this bridge you are officially on the trail. Posted by Picasa
 


The adventure begins... Posted by Picasa
 

The last stop on the bus before that start of the Inca trail. Posted by Picasa
 

Some ruins outside of Cuzco. A warm up for Machu Pichu. Posted by Picasa
 


traditional Vs. reality Posted by Picasa
 


Elsa holding it all together. Posted by Picasa
 


Some more locals Posted by Picasa
 


Elsa with some of the locals. Posted by Picasa
 
Some of the Locals of Cuzco. Posted by Picasa
 


Cuzco Peru. 1st day. Beautiful town with cobble stone streets and old Spanish architecture with some of the old Inca ruins thrown in. This is the plaza de Armas.. two days here are needed to acclimate before begining on the Inca trail to Machu Pichu. Posted by Picasa

Saturday, October 14, 2006