Arriving in Lima - this is the cathedral with Pisarros remains.
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  Sealions in the sun outside Paracas (before the sandstorm!).
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  Pelicans waiting for dinner in the harbour of Paracas.
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  Flamingos in the bay outside Paracas.
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  The oasis outside Ica, where the slopes were steep and the was sand very hot!
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  Flying over the Nazca lines - here "the monkey".
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  As Erika can tell you (?), chewing coca leaves is good for almost everything!
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  At an unplanned stop, some people play cards on the roof...
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  ...while Maria "talks" to the curious locals!
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  Mercedes Estrada, who wanted to adopt Maria :0)
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  The main Sun Temple in the Inca culture - now a catholic church in Cuzco.
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  Hey, I know these guys! Karla, Toby and Ralle crossed my path several times...

  The Inka trail (the Inka trial would be a more descriptive name!).
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  Why walk when you can ride?
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  FOOD!!!!
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  The first evening, and we are still OK - washing clothes and writing in our diaries.
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  Not so OK anymore: 4200 meters above sea level, and no air - but I made it!
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  Micke brought "lunch" to the top (thanks for saving my life, Micke!).
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  Foggy morning "view" from a ruin (after another steep climb).
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  All those step-up classes last year sure come in handy...
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  ... but the views made it worth the struggle!
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  We arrived at Machu Piccu in a fog as thick as our disappointment...
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  At the tour everyone sits down whenever there's an opportunity :0)
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  The postcard view from Gatekeepers hut.
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  Boating on Lake Titicaca (Maria is definitely not feeling well....).
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  A floating island made out of Totora reeds in Lake Titicaca.
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  Eva is shopping for fruit in Puno.
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  Portwine in the sunset above Copacabana!
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  The buses cross a strait on (too) small rafts.
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  Market day in La Paz - lots of potatoes!
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  One of the juiceries in La Pax: freshly squeezed fruit juices!
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  The Tiwanaku ruin site.
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  A woman and her child at the market in Tiwanaku.
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  The warm, vulcanic lake outside Potosi - the nicest swim on the tour?
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  Johanna high above Potosi, smoking cortados.
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  Going into the mines the adventureous way!
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  I'm trying mining - I don't think I would make much money in that buisness...
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  Adam makes the devil happy with a cortado.
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  Lamas at one lunchbreak on the way to Uyuni.
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  The saltdesert outside Uyuni (thanks for taking the picture, Sandra!).
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  The people are harvesting the salt by hand and truck.
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  We're stuck in the desert sand!
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  The night in the desert was VERY cold...
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  "Det här går ju tokbra!" (untranslatable and doubtful....)
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  Deforestation of the desert to pave the way for the buses.
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  The red rock formations around Tupiza (Butch Cassidy and Sundance Kid country!) .
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  Crossing the border to Argentina - get rid of the coca leaves!
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  On horseback in Salta (as the photo was taken I discovered how to go backwards).
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  So, who's going to open the gate? And why did Olof get the smallest horse?
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  Group picture on Santiago airport, taken by Jocke (we look forward to seeing the photos he took during the whole trip!).
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