I feel strange taking photos of poor people. It´s like doing tourism on other persons poverty. Still there is some beauty to it. The poverty means that they maintain their culture, and now they are noticing that they can make money on it... on "eco-tourism". These were the first remains we visited.
The up until now unknown Inka Princess: Melinda Cuzner
Actually there are 3 rainbows in the sky... but only one was strong enough to catch on the photo. You really understand why the Inkas thought themselves to live in the centre of the universe.
I´m somewhat sceptical to the authentity of this shrunk head.
A walking stick (vandrande pinne) fell down on my head from the tree.
People here eat LOTS! but the cows are skinny.
Inka stairs. One day we got a personal guide to take us to places no other tourists seem to go.
Cuzco IS really nice. Ok, it´s the low season but I didn´t really get that nasty plasticy touristy feeling.
Dinner.
Ok... what am I eating? Anyone wants to guess?
This is what I´m eating! Here living on the bedroomfloor at the restaurant. This is nothing unusual and as of yet I haven´t had any food poisoning problems.
The up until now unknown Inka Princess: Melinda Cuzner
Actually there are 3 rainbows in the sky... but only one was strong enough to catch on the photo. You really understand why the Inkas thought themselves to live in the centre of the universe.
I´m somewhat sceptical to the authentity of this shrunk head.
A walking stick (vandrande pinne) fell down on my head from the tree.
People here eat LOTS! but the cows are skinny.
Inka stairs. One day we got a personal guide to take us to places no other tourists seem to go.
Cuzco IS really nice. Ok, it´s the low season but I didn´t really get that nasty plasticy touristy feeling.
Dinner.
Ok... what am I eating? Anyone wants to guess?
This is what I´m eating! Here living on the bedroomfloor at the restaurant. This is nothing unusual and as of yet I haven´t had any food poisoning problems.
No comments:
Post a Comment