eyestamp: Market in Lima taken from the bus
eyestamp: View from the hotel room
eyestamp: The hotel room where Andrew stayed while working in a neighboring village. It had spotty internet so we heard from him now and then
eyestamp: Boulders were gathered by hand from the fields
eyestamp: Adobes, once molded, have to dry for a week before they are ready to be used
eyestamp: Gathering boulders for the foundation of the shelter
eyestamp: Hiking in the National Park
eyestamp: Andrew said that this part reminded him of scenes from the Lord of the Rings movies in the mountains
eyestamp: A river in the National Park
eyestamp: Some structures in the National Park
eyestamp: A long way still to go
eyestamp: Another lake, but not the destination lake
eyestamp: Andrew in the Andes
eyestamp: Andrew posing by the most beautiful lake he's ever seen
eyestamp: Glacial fed lake: frigid, blue, clear water, here reflecting the mountains and sky and clouds
eyestamp: Day off: hiking into the Andes
eyestamp: Huascarán: One of the tallest peaks in the Andes range and the tallest peak in Peru
eyestamp: These animals did belong to someone (note the rope around the neck) but were allowed to roam free in the national park
eyestamp: Waiting for the rest of the group to catch up
eyestamp: Mountain shadows on mountains
eyestamp: OUCH
eyestamp: OUCH
eyestamp: Digging a hole for the log
eyestamp: The outhouse was the first thing built....
eyestamp: the ends of the logs were charred to prevent them from rotting in the ground
eyestamp: Support logs in place. All of these were carried up the mountain by the men and OSU guys--it took two OSU kids to carry on and it was hard work at 10,000 feet in altitude!