As a nurse usually is, she was busy, and doing as much as she could to keep things going as smooth as possible.
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- A boy and his dog
- Meet Rookie and Carolyn
- And this is the end of the trip to Peru
- The ruined home of Mamacuna
- The Pachacamac ruins (Thanks Mike!)
- Artifacts from the Mamacuna Ruins
- Fabian -- such a great help!
- Meet Jesse and Buster
- And Dr. Rosa's nurse/companion
- Dr Rosa again
- And here is Dr. Rosa again
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- $1,000,000,000.00
- Pisco sours and piano players
- Our last dinner at one of Peru's finest restaurants
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1 comment:
Did you know she was bilingual?? She taught Americo and me a dialect form the jungles of Peru called "Guarano". Boy, very hard to pronouce. Something like german and french.
Mike E
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