Lake Titicaca and the Floating Islands

Today we slipped into another time and dimension where people work, sleep, and live completely on floating reed islands. Heck, they even eat the stuff. It was a short boat ride into the expansive and crystal-clear Lake Titicaca to the Islas de Uros where the 1,000 natives on more than 40 islands still speak Aymara, the language of pre-Inca Peru. We drifted from island to island on these amazing reed boats and had a magical little day. I´m pooped from the last entry, but I think Cameron wrote a more extensive report on his blog, which if you haven´t seen, is a stupendous second account on everything going on. check check it y´all: furtheradventuresof.blogspot.com
otherwise, feast your eyes on these snapshots
Tonight we´re bussin to Ica, to finish off our wondrous journey in the same place we started. Then I´m back in Ayacucho for some more volunteerin, and Cameron is blazing his own trail into Ecuador.