A traditional Andean home.Relaxing before lunch.Llots of Llamas!
Saturday Morning: visited by women who taught us about spinning, weaving, and dyeing wool.Stayed for the night in the backyard of one of our porter’s.Journal writing and break before lunch.Big climb!A hearty group – almost to the top.
Sunday morning: descent and thanks to porters, cooks, guides, and drivers.
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The morning began with an impromptu breakfast composed of bananas, tea, and granola. After, we met our guide, Pedro, who took us to Moray– an ancient Incan site entailing agricultural terraces. Our eccentric guide told us that the terraces were filled with spirits of fertility, duality, and “good vibes”. He continued to explain the ancient...
The shaman spoke Quechua and called upon countless apus to protect us. He gave us each three coca leaves so that we could make the intentions of our journeys known to the apus. We then buried the leaves, giving them to Pachamama, or “Mother Earth.”