On the way to and from Machu Picchu we spent a few days in a town called Ollantayntabmo. It is a very quiant, charmimg little town. It was originally an Incan settlement, and all the original buildings, roads and irrigation systems are still in use today.
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| The red flag ousides means they have homebrewed corn liquor, called Chicha for sale inside. Of course we tried some, in case you were wondering! It's...ummmmm...an acquired taste. |
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| We stopped to take a photo of this roof, covered in corn being dried in the sun. We were very soon invited inside the yard for a closer look...and even sooner invited by the little girl to pay 'one Sole' for the service. She has even been trained to ask for the payment in English! |
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| We decided to unleash our inner rednecks and go ripping around the hills on quads! It was a little easier for one of us to get in touch with this side of their personality...I'll let you guess who's who! |
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| Post-quading I was left with a dirt uni-brow, cow poo on my shoe, and a big damn smile! |
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