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Another amazing day out on the reef. Mom’s first time using the Brownie’s hookah, and she took to it like a fish to…

Diving at Hens & Chickens. Lots of sediment in the water for May, but a great day underwater anyway.

There’s nothing quite like having a piece of Paradise all to yourself after the crowds have left and gone back to shore for…

Diving at one of our favorite places – Snapper Ledge. While we don’t see pelagics here, there’s always a wall of snapper and…

Images generated by Google Earth from our Spot Satellite Messenger tracks. Next time I’d carry a GPS logger on me rather than rely…

A bunch of "extra" photos from the trip – not good enough to get put in the regular albums, but good enough for…

Making the most out of a grey, rainy day at Machu Picchu. The throngs of tourists were still out, and the trail to…

An easy hike through lush tropical vegetation to Llactapata with our first views of Machu Picchu, followed by a downhill mud scramble to…

Friendly felines in the morning, followed by an easy hike to La Playa. One of the craziest things of our trek was pitching…

A chilly start to the day with frost on the ground and ice on the stream, followed by cresting the Salkantay Pass at…

Day 1 starts early with a van pickup at 04:30, and is fairly easy except for the climb up to Lake Humantay. Mollepata…

"Sexy Woman" is one of Peru’s best-known attractions, if only by name alone. The site is renowned for its 19 feet tall stone…

A short stay at Ollantaytambo. We will plan a full two days on our next visit here. Ollantaytamo is the best-preserved example of…

The Maras salt mines are fed by a natural spring that passes through huge underground salt deposits. The Incas built these pools to…

The amazing agricultural development center at Moray. The arrangment of the layers creates as much as a 27 degree temperature difference between the…