One of our best days in Peru started out with at blessing from a Peruvian shaman named Pedro. In spite of all the cocoa leaves he was chomping, he was as calm as a summer morning (he said the prayer required him to do it). What he lacks in stature he makes up for in charisma.
We then headed for a tour of the market in Cusco to buy groceries for our cooking demonstration at a local restaurant. Very fresh food--not all of it appetizing.
Fortunately, the bathroom photo is terrible. Hand-carved to demonstrate anatomic differences between the hermanas and hermanos.
If Peru leaves me with one regret, it was not enough time in this city.
We then headed for a tour of the market in Cusco to buy groceries for our cooking demonstration at a local restaurant. Very fresh food--not all of it appetizing.
Fortunately, the bathroom photo is terrible. Hand-carved to demonstrate anatomic differences between the hermanas and hermanos.
If Peru leaves me with one regret, it was not enough time in this city.
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| Ty & Pedro ... standing |
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| Take my word on this one ... it the girl's |
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| Tate poses with a cornucopia of nasty meats |
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| Donkey snout ... tasty! |
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| I think I'll just take one loaf of bread today |
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| Peru in pastel |
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