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Notes from Camelid Country 
nice pictures, so some links for keep in touch from Bolivia
http://www.ojocerrado.com
https://www.facebook.com/graffiti.bolivia
That’s great, love this work. Thank you for sharing.
Thank You for these awesome photos!
Thank you, much appreciated.
Hi Paul, These photographs are gorgeous, And your blog is magnificent !. Thank you for stopping by my blog and look forward to exploring yours.
Thank you, that’s really appreciated. I loved the photos on your blog as well, particularly the beautiful detail on the butterflies. Best, Paul
Thank you for taking me on this amazing journey. Now you have re-inspired me to go back. Thanks.
Thanks Harold. I’ve been loving your blogs from the Maasai, really beautiful photography. I visited that region of Africa some time ago and have been reliving it through your photos. Best, Paul
Your pictures are amazing!!!! 🙂
Thank you both, I’m enjoying your travels in SE Asia, somewhere I’d love to spend some time. The photo of the water buffalo on the back of a motorbike is hilarious. Best, Paul
Awesome! pictures.
The funerary towers, Sajama National Park look like my next quilt pattern———nice colors, too——— Granny
The funerary tower are so beautiful, especially in that landscape. The colours are all natural, from various pigments, but they blend nicely with the background.
amazing photos! I’ve been to some of those places =)