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Peru: A Photographic Journey Part 2, Nazca and Arequipa
The journey continues, headed south from Ica to a flight over the Nazca lines. Supposedly these ancient desert glyphs were created between 400 and 650 AD. Scientists say that due to the arid nature of the environment and the lack … Continue reading
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Tagged aliens, Arequipa, landing strips, Nazca lines, Peru, photographs, Santa Catalina Monastery
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