Some Guy and a Camera

Stones covered with moss during low tide in Máncora, Peru.

Gringo horseback riding, Máncora, Peru.

Tayrona National Park, Colombia. Just beautiful it was. Though unfortunately, I got a nasty fever while I was there. Also, it was kind of like a beach party. I hate parties, but I love pretty things.

I guy sits on a rock in Tayrona National Park, Colombia.

The Salt Cathedral came complete with angel statues and everything.

A little set of pews and an alter for mass, I think.

The green glow of this scene reminds me of a video game that I used to play a lot.

I found God in a salt mine in Colombia. Not really, but that’s would be a pretty good place to find her, huh?The main cross is the Salt Cathedral as seen from the back of the hall.

The Salt Cathedral is packed with colored florescent lighting. This etching of man and god is at the rear end of the main hall where.

I went to a salt mine with a cathedral inside of it in a town called Zipaquirá, Colombia. This is the statue of a salt miner out front. Cool. I actually took a whack at a tunnel wall of salt with a miners pick. Not so easy, I’ll have you know.

Monserrate is a church/monastery above Bogota. Nice flowers.

Barranco Street Art

Calle San Martín in Barranco Lima. A major thoroughfare that passes the Bajada de Baños, Puente de Los Suspiros, and my apartment. All of which are major tourist attractions in the area.

A man walks alone up the Bajada de Baños, the ravine walkway to and from the ocean

Can’t we all relate to a broken heart? Yes, the answer is yes.

The mark of the beast.

This is a windmill. The wind spins the blades and the blades in turn transfer their energy to a drill bit of sorts that pumps water from the ground. Just so you know.

I had just never seen a wooden plank slide before. Ouch!

This obelisk is positioned between the three pyramids uncovered at Caral.

This obelisk is positioned between the three pyramids uncovered at Caral.