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Stories for the first Peru gallery can be found in Lima Part 1, Lima Part 2, and Dancing With Scissors.
Looking Towards Miraflores
Looking Towards the Ocean
Oceanside Restaurant
Cliffs Looking South
The Lovers
Cliffs With Mesh To Prevent Erosion
Cactus
Hybiscus
Ancient Ruins and Modern City
Huaca Pucllana
Huaca Pucllana
Huaca Pucllana
Huaca Pucllana
Huaca Pucllana
Monastery of San Francisco
Monastery of San Francisco
Plaza Mayor
Plaza Mayor – Archbishop’s Palace
Plaza Mayor – Cathedral
Larco Museum
Larco Museum
Larco Museum
Larco Museum
Larco Museum
Larco Museum
Larco Museum – Quipu
Larco Museum
Larco Museum
Larco Museum
Larco Museum
Larco Museum
Larco Museum
Larco Museum
Larco Museum
Larco Museum
Larco Museum
Larco Museum
Larco Museum
Larco Museum
Larco Museum
Larco Museum
Larco Museum
Native Dance
Stories for the second Peru gallery can be found in I Get Schooled, Peruvian Food and Textiles, Crop Circles, Fortresses, and Inca Warriors, and Salt of the Earth.
Young Students
Young Students
Young Students
Young Students
Guinea Pigs…
… On A Plate
Young Student
Dying Wool/Alpaca
Ingredients For Dyes
Spinning Wool/Alpaca
Spinning Wool/Alpaca
Weaving on a Backstrap Loom
Along For The Ride
Lupine – Not Just A Flower
Temple Hill at Ollantaytambo
Temple Hill at Ollantaytambo
Temple Hill at Ollantaytambo
Inca Dressed Stonework
Unfinished Design on the Wall of Six Monoliths
Sacred Valley
Sacred Valley
Crop Circles
Crop Circles
Crop Circles
Crop Circles
Peruvian Farmers Are Still Using Ox, Yoke, and Hand Plow
Salt Ponds at Moras
Salt Ponds at Moras
Salt Ponds at Moras
Salt Ponds at Moras
Salt Ponds at Moras
Salt Ponds at Moras
Salt Ponds at Moras
An Afternoon Chat
A Native Meal
A Native Meal
Stories for the Third Peru gallery can be found in Machu Picchu and A Tail of Woe.
Sacred Valley
Sacred Valley
Sacred Valley
Train to Machu Picchu
Machu Picchu
Machu Picchu
Machu Picchu
Machu Picchu
Machu Picchu
Machu Picchu
Machu Picchu
Machu Picchu
Machu Picchu
Machu Picchu
Machu Picchu
Machu Picchu
Machu Picchu
Machu Picchu
Machu Picchu
Machu Picchu
A Tale of Woe…
Stories for the forth gallery can be found in The Shaman, The Spirit is Willing But the Flesh is Weak, and Hey, Where’d That Island Go?
Peruvian Shaman
Peruvian Shaman
Despacho Offering
Cuzco Street Market
Cuzco Street Market
Cuzco Street Market
The San Pedro Market
The San Pedro Market
The San Pedro Market
The San Pedro Market
The San Pedro Market
The San Pedro Market
The San Pedro Market
The San Pedro Market
The San Pedro Market
Ruins of Coricancha – Temple of the Sun, With a Church Built Atop
Ruins of Sacsayhuaman – An Inca Fortress
The Colonial Cathedral
The Home of Pizarro
Floating Islands of the Uru
Floating Islands of the Uru
Floating Islands of the Uru
Floating Islands of the Uru
Floating Islands of the Uru
Floating Islands of the Uru
Floating Islands of the Uru
Floating Islands of the Uru
Floating Islands of the Uru
Floating Islands of the Uru
Floating Islands of the Uru
Floating Islands of the Uru
Floating Islands of the Uru
Floating Islands of the Uru
Floating Islands of the Uru
Floating Islands of the Uru
Floating Islands of the Uru
Plying Through Life 
Beautiful photos Dave – brought back memories!
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Sometimes you’ll see folks write a “Why I write” post. Bringing back those good memories – that’s one of the reasons “why I take pictures.”
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Exactly! Not sure if I mentioned before, but I have around 15 journals from decades of travel that I still need to digitise. But, they’re all in storage back in Australia.
I’m happy with writing stories from just the last decade for now! 😉
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I never journaled my trips historically apart from taking pictures, I was never really a writer. But a few years ago I decided my memory wasn’t getting any better – I was forgetting trip details – it was time to starting writing things down. As I try to do things well, I took a travel journalling class, which led to a travel writing class, which led to this blog.
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Wow, your journey through writing is impressive!
I can’t travel without writing things down, but also as my memory isn’t great for place names so as I take loads of photos, it helps later on with categorising photos.
The transition from a Technical Writer to travel writing and more creative writing has been a steep learning curve for me…
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