This little cutey was in what seemed to be the one house in a 'town' called hydro-electric (named after the water treatment plant there). She was very sweet. I gave her some sweets and a pencil with all the times tables on it.
Here she is 2 seconds later sat with the pencil creating a masterpiece.
Walking the tracks to the train. We got the train from Aguas Calientes. It was great to travel for a bit by train and watch the scenery go by. The train has to climb teh mouintain first and in order to do this the track zig-zags up the mountain so for a while the journey feels quite bizarre becasue you go one way for 5 minutes and then you stop and go back the other way for another 5 minutes and so on for half an hour, you feel like you're going nowhere.
I took this picture from the window of the promised land....a hostel in Aguas Calientes (the twon next to MAchu Pichu)....with a real toilet with a door, a hot shower and a bed! All these things seemed so luxurious that day...to be clean and the process of becoming clean became a past-time in itself. We arrived there at the crack of dawn, had breakfast and then started on our way up to Machu Pichu at 1st light.
This little cutey was in what seemed to be the one house in a 'town' called hydro-electric (named after the water treatment plant there). She was very sweet. I gave her some sweets and a pencil with all the times tables on it.
Here she is 2 seconds later sat with the pencil creating a masterpiece.
Walking the tracks to the train. We got the train from Aguas Calientes. It was great to travel for a bit by train and watch the scenery go by. The train has to climb teh mouintain first and in order to do this the track zig-zags up the mountain so for a while the journey feels quite bizarre becasue you go one way for 5 minutes and then you stop and go back the other way for another 5 minutes and so on for half an hour, you feel like you're going nowhere.
I took this picture from the window of the promised land....a hostel in Aguas Calientes (the twon next to MAchu Pichu)....with a real toilet with a door, a hot shower and a bed! All these things seemed so luxurious that day...to be clean and the process of becoming clean became a past-time in itself. We arrived there at the crack of dawn, had breakfast and then started on our way up to Machu Pichu at 1st light.
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