Follow the signs (Day 2)
View from the bike path of the Urubamba river (Day 1)
swift on a bike without all the steroids...take that Armstrong (Day 1)
Urubamba from the Inca trails (Day 2)
Incan Trails (Day 2)
Crossing the bridge, "one at a time, the bridge isn't very strong," says the smiling tour guide George. The train station in the background has fallen off into the river in a land slide. You can still see many of the rail cars and the tracks in the Urubamba below us. (Day 3)
Taking a rest just at the bottom of Machu Picchu (Day 3)
Hot Springs in Santa Teresa...one of four pools. (Day 2)
I like this picture.
Now you cannot say I wasn't there
A better picture...tilt your head clockwise and you can see an Incan head in the mountains behind Machu Picchu.
Tiered levels for agriculture in the plaza of the village...i did not know that llamas could climb stairs.
Housing that has since been restored to look like it did five-hundred years before. When the Incans left at the fear of a Spanish invasion, they burnt down all of Machu Picchu. What is left is the stone walls. 
View of Machu Picchu from Wayna Picchu...it is suppose to be in the shape of a condor
A little meditation after climbing up 3,200 stairs. 
Yes...Alpaca llama crossing.
You didn't believe me? This is on the way to Arequipa.
Lake Titicaca in the morning. The floating islands are off in the distance.
