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saBEE, 12 Apr ’1010 Jan ’26

From a heavenly place in Ollantaytambo…a bus ride to the train…and then another bus ride…we arrive at Macchu Pichu…The mountain views, and Incan architecture are spectactular! My trusty camera has no juice…batteries are both dead. My mate has a point and shoot…and it is on a stone by the edge of the temple of the sun that I sit and take in the wonder of the universe…connecting with all.

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Comments (4)

  1. Flickr: riebhoff says:
    13 Apr ’10 at 4:00 am

    I remember it was just magical there. Thought they had closed it for a few months due to severe flooding…Great sky!

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  2. Flickr: saBEEshots says:
    13 Apr ’10 at 2:53 pm

    We were very fortunate that the railways were reopened. Damage from the flooding was quite severe and there are great efforts continually repairing. It is absolutely magical here…we were blessed with a beautiful blue sky and no rain…Simply incredible!

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  3. Flickr: NaplesCupl says:
    17 Apr ’10 at 8:48 pm

    SaBEE,

    Great Classic shot of Macchu Picchu! You mention your stay at ”Ollantaytambo". Did they tell you what "-tambo" means?

    We stayed in "Tambopaxi" while riding up at the Cotopaxi volcano. It is an Inca word – means "refuge" or "one-night stopover". The Incas were apparently nomadic and had these "tambos" along their major roads travelling from one place to another. Who knew??

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  4. Flickr: saBEEshots says:
    17 Apr ’10 at 9:18 pm

    Language is quite amazing isn’t it?!
    For a one-night stopover, it was a pretty fabulous place in most spectacular setting! Could easily have stayed a week…

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