CERT-Andes Peru 2015
Someone once told me that medical missions were like adult summer camp. After going on many mission trips, I tend to agree.Where can you go with so many “like minded”
Sacred Valley
Pisac, Huayllabamba, Ollantaytambo, all villages along the river Urubamba in the land they call the Sacred Valley of the Incas. The Incas called the area sacred, the tourists call the
Izcuchaca District
This country amazed me, not only the scenery but the people. Its a hardy lot, the people & the land. North of Cusco, in the Andes of Peru, Izcuchaca district
The view from Cusco
Cusco, a photographer’s paradise but how to do it new & innovatively? Here is my attempt to shed a few new perspectives on this ancient Incan city, high in the
Saksaywaman
English speakers snicker when the Quechua pronounce the Inca fortress “Sexy Woman”. But this is no place to snicker at high above Cusco, Peru. They say the Inca proclaimed this
13,500 Feet
Who really lives at 13,500 feet? These proud people of Peru who I had the honor of meeting last month in Peru. A hardy lot, a strong people who can
Peruvian Faces
Faces are beautiful but a new beauty unfolds when the photo is in black & white. After recently returning from Peru, I gazed over my photos & enjoyed the color
Ecola
Ecola State Park is a feast for the eyes as you gaze down the northern Oregon coast. Haystack Rock catches your eye first but so many other delicacies for the
Skagit Valley Tulips
It’s tulip time in the Skagit Valley of Washington State. For anyone who has experienced this time of year in Western Washington, you know that it is a sight to
Prosser Bridge
Last weekend found me in the sleepy town of Prosser, right in the midst of the wine country of central Washington. I took a bit of a break from visiting