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72 viewsAmin is horrified as I crush his ride.
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75 viewsI don't remember being cooked alive on the itinerary!
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67 viewsSunset on our first day in the salt flats.
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71 viewsWaking up in the salt hotel was a cold and extremely dry sensation.
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69 viewsMummies in nearby funerary towers are remarkably well preserved thanks to the salty air.
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69 viewsSome were buried with tools, ceramics, and other things to make the afterlife a bit easier.
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66 viewsMost were placed in the fetal position in these adobe graves.
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67 viewsLlamas run across the desert.
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56 viewsAmin checks out the far away mountain.
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58 viewsAnd I take a walk and look at the same mountain.
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74 viewsIt looks like I could just take a step and start walking up the mountainside.
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69 viewsAnother one of the lagunas left behind in the desert. At almost 5000m, it's a safe bet that some of that white is snow.
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68 viewsThe lake reflected nicely when a bitterly cold wind wasn't blowing.
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67 viewsThe water must have been close to freezing, so this is one tough bird.
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65 viewsAnd finally, a non-panoramic view from the lakeside.
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57 viewsWe come to yet another laguna for lunch...
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66 views... which means it's time for yet another panorama.
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67 viewsAs resident Canadian, I was charged with making a snow angel.
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65 viewsI believe they call this guy a Varacuya though which is related to a chinchilla.
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68 viewsEven though we passed him on the side of the road, he seemed pretty gutsy or unafraid.
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