Nikon F100, Kodak 200 Color Plus film.

Andinas at Ollantaytambo, Peru.

Trinkets from a Peruvian market. Not quite the dramatic decision from Indiana Jones, but I did end up choosing one.

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Nikon F100, Kodak 200 Color Plus film.

Shot from our tour bus, early morning, 4th of July, on our way to pick up the train to Machu Picchu.

The awesome Mt Chicon, 18,000 ft., Peru.

Nikon F100, Kodak Color Plus 200 film.

A market in central Lima, Peru.

Market in the Sacred Valley

Inca Manco gathered a massive army here and stood down the Spanish Conquerers, sending Spaniard general Pizzaro and his Conquistadors retreating. Eventually, the Spanish returned with more soldiers and took the fortress.

The land of Pachamama, Mother Earth.

Valle Sagrado, Peru

Mercadito del sur

If I remember correctly, there's 3000 varieties of potatoes in Peru, the birthplace of the potato. I'm eternally grateful for the their discovery! This shot is cropped. There was a woman in the top of the picture that was too distracting for me.

My wife is such a good sport. Our 2nd day at high altitude. We felt better today than yesterday but we still took it slow.

An engineering feat if I've ever seen one. Stones are granite.

Shot in the Urubamba Valley, Peru. Nikon F100, Kodak 200 Color Plus film.

Granite stone

Ruins on the facing mountain from the Ollantaytambo fortress.

From the terraces of Ollantaytambo fortress.