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    Hanging around :) This photo was taken in a small village in Iquitos, Loreto. The people mark their houses in times of political elections. It was Saturday morning and this little girl was hanging around on the outside of her window. by: sense-explorer Views[292] Pray for life This photo was taken in a small village in Ancash Peru. The church was an old storage hall, the roof was already broken, but the village people used it as a place for praying - like this woman. by: sense-explorer Views[316] Lady with soul I met this woman in Huaraz, Ancash in Peru. Although, she spoke Quechua and I spoke Spanish, we understood each other quite well. She was already 92 years old and didn't loose her smile for anything. by: sense-explorer Views[324] Behind the scenes I took this picture on a tour through the National Parks in Huaraz. While all the participants were interested in the mountains and the skyline, I was more interested in the scene behind...the kids that are living and working there. by: sense-explorer Views[329] Happy washing day I met these great ladies when I travelled through Ancash in Peru. They robbed my attention as I heard them singing while washing and interchanging gossips. A normal day in Huaraz :) by: sense-explorer Views[311]
     
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    Photos: Passport & Plate - Heart of the sea - Peruvian Ceviche of fish

    Thursday, 13 Mar 2014 | Photo Gallery | Scholarship Entry

    Ingredients Peruvian Ceviche of fish: 1,5 pounds of very fresh fish fillet, f.e. gilthead, halibut, sea bass, 1 red onion cutted in very fine stripes, 1 cup of freshly squeezed lemon juice (ca. 15-20 fresh lemons), 1-2 chilli cutted in the middle without ... Read more >
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