



The condor is a big deal down here, figuring in folklore and religion. In Colca Canyon, we saw tons, up close. Even with our point and shoot, we caught a little action. On the way over, we passed through vicuña country; they’re a cousin of the alpaca and llama – and mighty cute. And this spectacular shepherd ambled over the hill at like 12,000 feet tending the flock. With baby. Amazing.
2 comments:
Shepherd with baby and flock at 12,000 feet. Amazing! Here with teenager taking AP exams but blowing off regular school work. Repeatedly. Sometimes tending a flock of vicuña looks appealing. ;)
Really enjoying your blog and posts. Life goes on here as weather gets nice! We miss you and welcome your return...Bartons
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