Here are some pics:
The traditional peruvian fishing boat, called Cabaito toertiga, which have been used esentially unchanged since at least the moche culture 200 years ago.
The reed boats drying in the sun.
In you look closely at this relief at the moche pyramid (Huaca de la lun) you can see clearly one of the reed boats (upper left). The site dates back to around 200 years ago.
The humming bird who visits the garden of the house were we stay everyday.
We were lucky enough to arrive in Huanchaco just before the carnival, the after party went on (officially) until 6am!
At the carnival parade
A colourful barrio overlooking Lima
The beach at Miraflores, Lima
The traditional peruvian fishing boat, called Cabaito toertiga, which have been used esentially unchanged since at least the moche culture 200 years ago.
The reed boats drying in the sun.
In you look closely at this relief at the moche pyramid (Huaca de la lun) you can see clearly one of the reed boats (upper left). The site dates back to around 200 years ago.
The humming bird who visits the garden of the house were we stay everyday.
We were lucky enough to arrive in Huanchaco just before the carnival, the after party went on (officially) until 6am!
At the carnival parade
A colourful barrio overlooking Lima
The beach at Miraflores, Lima
3 comments:
The picture of the hummingbird and the spider are so cool! I hope you are both feeling better soon! Cindi
YES!! craig's blog is back!
too bad i'm in nagasaki right now and don't have time to read it 'cause i'm gonna go eat right now. but as soon as i'm back on Oki, it's "reading Kel's and Craig's blogs" time!
lovely photos, btw. the hummingbird one is gorgeous. is that a Cannon by chance? ;)
AMAZING!!! Thank you so much again for these blogs. Something that I don't have to discipline for. I want to grope the frieze.
xx
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