I knew that our driver was good when I saw he had driving gloves on. That's what a professional wears when he drives crazy mountain roads of over a hundred kilometers an hour! It's hard to describe this trip because there was so much going on. It took us about 2 hours to drive including a short stop to buy a hat and take a picture of the big snow capped mountain. There was a mountain with glaciers on it. There was a giant lake that is drying up. There was a rain storm in the distance. There were at least five different bicycle riders going up very steep hills with very little shoulder area. Giant buses were flying by in both directions. Each little town had the obligatory giant speed bump. The speed bumps made it hard to pass. On the side of the road there might be a llama, a cow, a pig a donkey, a dog , a sheep or a human.
He's a driver
Making hay
Walking along the side of the road
Llama time
Come with me little llama
Getting close to the big mountains
Jagged Peaks
The only bicyclist I could take a picture of had a flat
Scenic spot where I bought my hat
Glaciers
Looking back up on some of the switchbacks that we went down into the valley
possibly just walking perhaps going to a bus stop
a random Shack on the hill
Different crops up on the Mountain
And we're here Ollantaytambo
