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  1. Tortoise with obstructed view

    Tortoise with obstructed view by Bruce Perry from the GigaPan Landscape with Giant Tortoises by Bruce Perry

    You can just make out a nose and nostril behind the grasses.

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  2. Giant Tortoise

    Giant Tortoise by Bruce Perry from the GigaPan Landscape with Giant Tortoises by Bruce Perry

    Here's the only one who's head is visible.

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  3. Trail segment

    Trail segment by Bruce Perry from the GigaPan Galapagos - Tagus Cove by Bruce Perry

    Part of the trail is visible in this snap. You can see others to the right as well.

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  4. Photo Op

    Photo Op by Bruce Perry from the GigaPan Wayna Picchu detail by Bruce Perry

    There were a lot of cameras up here.

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  5. Boulders in walls

    Boulders in walls by Bruce Perry from the GigaPan Wayna Picchu detail by Bruce Perry

    Here's a large boulder embedded in a wall.

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  6. a visitor

    a visitor by Bruce Perry from the GigaPan Wayna Picchu detail by Bruce Perry

    Cusquena is a popular local beer

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  7. Wayna Picchu building

    Wayna Picchu building by Bruce Perry from the GigaPan Wayna Picchu detail by Bruce Perry

    Note the hiker in red who was moving fast enough to appear twice!

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  8. Graffiti4

    Graffiti4 by Bruce Perry from the GigaPan Galapagos - Tagus Cove by Bruce Perry

    a wider view of the graffiti

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  9. Graffiti3

    Graffiti3 by Bruce Perry from the GigaPan Galapagos - Tagus Cove by Bruce Perry

    yet more graffiti

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  10. Graffiti2

    Graffiti2 by Bruce Perry from the GigaPan Galapagos - Tagus Cove by Bruce Perry

    more graffiti

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  11. Graffiti1

    Graffiti1 by Bruce Perry from the GigaPan Galapagos - Tagus Cove by Bruce Perry

    There's a lot of graffiti in Tagus Cove, some of it quite old. I've no clue how old this one is.

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  12. Work in progress

    Work in progress by Bruce Perry from the GigaPan Machu Picchu from Wayna Picchu by Bruce Perry

    Local workmen are rebuilding a roof on one of the buildings. When I walked by, I noticed they were using thin tough vines to attach the horizontal poles to the rafters.

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  13. Image artifact?

    Image artifact? by Bruce Perry from the GigaPan Machu Picchu from Wayna Picchu by Bruce Perry

    What appears to be two roads here should just be one.

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  14. Image artifact or incomplete upload?

    Image artifact or incomplete upload? by Bruce Perry from the GigaPan Machu Picchu from Wayna Picchu by Bruce Perry

    I'm not sure which is responsible for the blurring on the left side of the photo.

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  15. Llama!

    Llama! by Bruce Perry from the GigaPan Machu Picchu from Wayna Picchu by Bruce Perry

    There's a flock of 10 or so on the site. I'd guess they're the ones keeping the grass under control.

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  16. Intihuatana

    Intihuatana by Bruce Perry from the GigaPan Machu Picchu from Wayna Picchu by Bruce Perry

    used for solar observations

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  17. The Temple of the Sun

    The Temple of the Sun by Bruce Perry from the GigaPan Machu Picchu from Wayna Picchu by Bruce Perry

    At the top of the Temple of the Sun is the Intihuatana or "sun-tier" that was used to make astronomical observations.

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  18. The trip from the valley

    The trip from the valley by Bruce Perry from the GigaPan Machu Picchu from Wayna Picchu by Bruce Perry

    Most tourists arrive at Machu Picchu by bus. Buses ascend to the site via a series of switchbacks, driven by some of the most skilled bus drivers anywhere. And yes, there is usually room for two buses to pass. If not, one of the two backs up a bit.

    Can you spot the other buses?

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  19. Intipunku - The Sun Gate

    Intipunku - The Sun Gate by Bruce Perry from the GigaPan Machu Picchu from Wayna Picchu by Bruce Perry

    The most famous Inka trail descends to Machu Picchu from this point. Contrary to a common misconception, the sun does not ever rise at this location. It's the Temple of the Sun that's used as a solar calendar.

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  20. Wayna Picchu trail gatehouse

    Wayna Picchu trail gatehouse by Bruce Perry from the GigaPan Machu Picchu from Wayna Picchu by Bruce Perry

    People are signing in for the hike up Wayna Picchu.

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  21. Machu Picchu - a closer view

    Machu Picchu - a closer view by Bruce Perry from the GigaPan Machu Picchu from Wayna Picchu by Bruce Perry

    Here's a closer view of Machu Picchu.

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  22. Kids, pumpkins, and mystery feet

    Kids, pumpkins, and mystery feet by Bruce Perry from the GigaPan Propect Hill Park ski slope by Bruce Perry

    Note the mysterious disembodied feet to the right. It is a Halloween celebration after all.

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