wITH MY CURRENT JOB ROLE FINISHING UP IVE DECIDED TO DO A ROAD TRIP FROM SYDNEY DOWN TO the coast of VICTORIA AND ONTO SOUTH AUSTRALIA. wILL BE POSTING IN COLOUR
Aussie adventurer that lives life to the max Roaming the globe. Photos are all original 🇦🇺. Currently kicking and ripping it across the USA this July 2022.
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I visited with my parents in the late 70s. Lots of tourists then but i’ve heard there are so many more now. The rain let up while we were on the ridge and i left my family and just laid back on the wamed sun stone and took in the views. Seemed logical to my 11 year old brain and at the time there was noone to yell me off. Even today i remember that half hour of remarkable peace.
I got up there early so there weren’t many about. I think it starts to pack out later when hikers start coming through. There is enough space to enjoy and spend some alone time, it’s amazing
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The wonder of Macchu Pichu…
Truly amazing…
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Totally amazing and one of the harder places to reach
Happy travels
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Wonderful photos!
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Wonderful photos! Another destination for my bucket list…
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‘Definitely worthwhile, I think Ive finished my bucket list 😉
Happy travels
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I’ve seen some ruins but nothing like this. The photos are beautiful!
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Ive traveled to a lot of well known ruins but as far as natural settings I dont think it can be beat considering also the location
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Beautiful!
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Wow amazing place
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It is amazing, the architectural accomplishments of the ancient civilizations. Beautiful!
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It certainly is mind boggling
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How long did it take for entire trail. Someone told me that I will need 2 weeks:(
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To get to Cusco can take a while from Lima, once there Inca trail takes 4 days…. I got on the train, one full day
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Thank you the place lends itself to photos
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Amazing place! It looks like you’re walking through the clouds. Very nice photos.
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I visited with my parents in the late 70s. Lots of tourists then but i’ve heard there are so many more now. The rain let up while we were on the ridge and i left my family and just laid back on the wamed sun stone and took in the views. Seemed logical to my 11 year old brain and at the time there was noone to yell me off. Even today i remember that half hour of remarkable peace.
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I got up there early so there weren’t many about. I think it starts to pack out later when hikers start coming through. There is enough space to enjoy and spend some alone time, it’s amazing
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