Our longtime guide Pedro showing us Urubamba from above.Salineras salt mines. They’ve been in use since before Inca times, at least 1000 years!
With Pedro overlooking UrubambaLocals harvesting salt from the pools.Moray. Site used for rituals including human sacrifice!The boys contemplating the beautiful views at Pisac.Sofia and Cortlin in an Incan home at Pisac.
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Last day at Munaychay
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Today was our last day at Munaychay. We woke up at 7:15 and had our usual breakfast of scrambled eggs and bread. At 8:00, we headed down to Santa Rosa and began clearing out a space for farming. About an hour into our work it started raining so we went to the house and chilled...
After an extremely cold night, Callie woke us up for our first work day. We started off with a delicious breakfast of bread, jam, and bananas, complemented by Manzanilla tea. Inka, one of the German volunteers led us to the work site where the boys would start digging up stairs where the children would read and where...
Editor’s note: for chronological clarity, this entry was written on Friday. Today was day 6 in Peru- day 3 at munaychay! We started the day bright and early with a breakfast consisting of bread with jam and butter along with scrambled eggs courtesy of Jack and Cortlin. Next it was time to start the work....
