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Lima Beer
A long lay-over in Lima allowed for a bit of drink in Lima's Plaza de Armas.
By The Professor at Nov 9 2005 - 10:07pm | nevado coropuna | read more | login or register to post comments
Departing Arequipa
By The Professor at Nov 9 2005 - 10:05pm | nevado coropuna | read more | login or register to post comments
En Route
En route to Arequipa, with Nevado Coropuna in the distance.
By The Professor at Nov 9 2005 - 9:54pm | nevado coropuna | read more | login or register to post comments
Breaking Camp
By The Professor at Nov 9 2005 - 9:54pm | nevado coropuna | read more | login or register to post comments
Nevado Coropuna
By The Professor at Nov 9 2005 - 9:46pm | nevado coropuna | read more | login or register to post comments
Ascending from high camp
By The Professor at Nov 5 2005 - 11:57pm | nevado coropuna | read more | login or register to post comments
Nevado Solimana from Coropuna summit
By The Professor at Nov 5 2005 - 11:56pm | nevado coropuna | read more | login or register to post comments
Le Summit
By The Professor at Nov 5 2005 - 11:54pm | nevado coropuna | read more | login or register to post comments
High Camp
High camp was at a little over 17,500 feet...makes for odd dreams.
By The Professor at Nov 5 2005 - 11:52pm | nevado coropuna | read more | login or register to post comments
Nose Job at 5500m
Sun block was frozen the day before (summit day) so my nose got quite the burning, thus the drastic protection.
By The Professor at Nov 2 2005 - 10:41pm | nevado coropuna | read more | login or register to post comments
Cusco Plaza de Armas
Every city, including all but the smallest of villages, seemed to have a Plaza de Armas...
By The Professor at Nov 2 2005 - 10:39pm | nevado coropuna | panoramics | read more | login or register to post comments
Hot spring in Canon del Cotahuasi
Jose, our wonderful, self-proclaimed guide from Pampamarca, and I in an incredibly welcome hot spring at the bottom of one of the world's deepest canyons.
By The Professor at Nov 2 2005 - 10:25pm | nevado coropuna | read more | login or register to post comments
Dr Fire and Joe
Apparently, in Arequipa, the firefighters are doctorbs as well...(The B is for Bargain)
By The Professor at Nov 2 2005 - 10:15pm | nevado coropuna | read more | login or register to post comments
Yareta
Yareta in all their dense rock-like glory.
By The Professor at Nov 2 2005 - 9:57pm | nevado coropuna | read more | login or register to post comments
Descending Coropuna
Glissading with Nevado Solimana in the distance.
By The Professor at Nov 2 2005 - 9:53pm | nevado coropuna | panoramics | read more | login or register to post comments
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Daily Cupcake 'O Justice
Anyway that's a large part of what economics is—people arbitrarily, or as a matter of taste, assigning numerical values to non-numerical things. And then pretending that they haven't just made the numbers up, which they have. Economics is like astrology in that sense, except that economics serves to justify the current power structure, and so it has a lot of fervent believers among the powerful.
