Here are a few pics of High Peak's SOUTH COL TENT in action in the Cordillera Vilcanota Mountains in Peru .

These pics (and many more) were taken by Brad Johnson who operates a guided tour service, taking Hikers & Climbers into the mountains of Peru and other exotic locations .

Brad founded 'Peaks & Places Travel' and has over 25 years of adventure travel guiding experience .
To check their schedule and tour pricing , go to http://peaksandplaces.com

Unfortunately, converting these pictures to a format that will
display in web browsers causes much of the richness of colors
to disappear.

Hey, you guys. I don't see any giraffes. Aren't there ALWAYS giraffes when you're
on a safari ?

Let's not tell Bob there are no giraffes in Peru.
He'd be really disappointed.

I thought you said the ground was better over HERE .

Yeah. I think the rocks are.... uh... softer.

Well, I hope I got ALL of those 'softer' rocks out of the
way before I set up the tent.

Z-Z-Z-Z-Z !

Just a light summer snow. I'll get the coffee going.

Just another day in Paradise. Right Guys ?

Pass the granola, please .

Hey, Bob, did you hear those giraffes last night ?

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Interested in the Cordillera Vilcanota Mountains in Peru ?

www.sacredland.org

Many visitors think of Machu Picchu and its mystical Incan heights as the spiritual center for the people of Peru.
However, to the Quechua people, the glorious 20,945 ft. (6,372 m.) Mount Ausangate in the Andes is the main Apu (Deity).
After many years of fighting for the mountain to be protected, the people finally were able to declare the mountain and its
attendant range (Cordillera Vilcanota) as Vilcanota Spiritual Park in December 2004 — the first spiritual park in the world.
Located in southern Peru, near the city of Cuzco, the Vilcanota Spiritual Park is significant for its archaeological sites and
the massifs that sustain multiple ecosystems over a great portion of South America. As a spiritual park in Peru, Vilcanota
will protect a hotspot of biodiversity, including a thousand varieties of native potato . . . . MORE FROM THAT WEBSITE