| Vicuņa,
hiking the hills
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These photos are mostly my way of remembering the
trails that I'm so fond of. So this kind of detail may get to be a
bit much for you. Feel free to hit the 'back' button (but you knew
that)
But if you decide to come along, let's stride out! |
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This is along the route of my favorite trail, which I hiked numerous times |
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The valley vista is always present |
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Again, this trail is where I encountered Manuel |
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And looking back a bit |
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Now, following the route that Manuel came from |
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This switchback was one of my favorite spots Between two folds in the hills, blocked from valley view, I did vigorous vocal exercises |
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Near the summit of this trail, a panel that rotated, tracking with the sun Dunno its function |
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Stopping for a typical lunch of bread, avocado, goat cheese, and tomato |
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If goat cheese is pure white, I suppose these are goat turds, but I'm not sure of that |
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After hiking the heights, here's one descent that I'm very fond of |
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In the middle distance here is a field where grapes are drying |
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Vicuņa and surroundings are a great area for the grape used in making Pisco, a brandy-like liquor |
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| Next blog entry (Feb 19 - Singing in the Plaza) |