Steep terraces
Thick walls
Fifteenth Century Factory Zone
Nature's lawn mower (Explored)
Temple Interior
The Watchman's Hut
Boston Light (Explored)
Rugged terrain
Soar
Morning in Machu Picchu
View of Huayna Picchu
City in the clouds
Gargoyle and friend
Roman times
Ruins in the clouds (Explored)
Profiteroles and caramel sauce
Taming the mountain
Under the clouds (Explored)
The sun breaks through (Explored)
Temple of the Three Windows
Temple of the Sun (Explored)
Mama Llama
Baby llama (Explored)
Spanish Moss at Machu Pichu
Temple of the Sun
Andean parade
Denizen of the Andes (Explored)
Temple walls
Doorway to the Incas
Horizontal shot of Machu Picchu
Vertical shot of Machu Picchu
One man - Ten thousand stones
Ancient factories and farming terraces (Explored)
I'm thinking
The Sunday Challenge - Machu Picchu (Explored)
Incan Terraces
Mountain abodes
Huayna Picchu
I'm not moving
Approaching Machu Picchu
Entering Machu Picchu
The view from the Inca Rail Train
Inca Rail
Passing scenery
Patriot Hosta (Explored)
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View from the boulders (Explored)
Machu Picchu is believed to be the estate of a 15th-century Incan emperor. It is located at an altitude of 7,970 feet (2,430 meters) in the Andes mountains of Peru.
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