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Edge of Cusco, Peru
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more rugged topography around Machu Picchu
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Looking down at the Urubamba river, 2,000 feet below. Train cars for scale. Walked up to Machu Picchu from Aguas Calientas every day
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Machu Picchu, Huayna Picchu is dominant peak about 9,000 ft.
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Machu Picchu
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stone walls, Machu Picchu
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stone walls, Machu Picchu
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Looking down at Machu Picchu from Huayna Picchu, about 1,200 ft. of relief
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rugged topography around Machu PIcchu
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near Punta Union
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Punta Union Pass: 15,580 feet, Santa Cruz valley below
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near Punta Union, amazing amount of green for such a high elevation
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Day one Santa Cruz trek: done counter-clockwise, from Vaqueria to Cashapampa
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snow, camped just below Punta Union
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Fellow trekkers
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Alpamayo Pk. base camp
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Santa Cruz valley. The Cordillera Blanca is the highest tropical mountain range, 33 peaks rise above 19,600 ft.