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| Jan with one of the Way Inn dogs who came with us on a lovely walk into the Cojup Valley. |
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| The most delicate andean flowers in bloom. I want to call them alpine, but really, that would be euro-centric. |
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| Spot the insect. Yup, there is one! Looks just like a blade of grass, but the biggest part here is not grass. |
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| Jan and the dogs all tuckered out after our walk. Moments after this idyllic shot it started to hail with a vengeance. |
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| And this one just because ... pine trees are cool. |
Hi Jan and Inga,
ReplyDeleteI can't believe that it is going on 2 weeks that you have been gone.
I was glad to hear that you arrived there safe and are enjoying yourselves.
The weather here is getting colder with some rainy and sunny days. Soon the ground will be covered with leaves but would rather that than the snow.
It sounds and looks like you are having a great holiday that you both deserve.
Great pictures and commentary!
Miss you both,
Love your sister Chris
XOXO
Hi there,
ReplyDeleteI am counting down the days until seeing you in La Paz. Nice pictures, is the dog coming along to Bolivia? It will be dificult to detach. You look comfortable with the dog.
Esther
I think you should bring the stick bug back with you.
ReplyDeleteInga, are there any spiders? I know you love your eight legged friends.
Hi Chris! And now it is almost 3 weeks. We are having an awesome time. Just got back from 10 days trekking in the mountains. New pics are up and more to come. Were thinking about you as we traversed precipitous paths and passes...
ReplyDeleteSpiders? What spiders?
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