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hatrack

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3. Very cool! I've read a little about Kuelap, but this is all new stuff . . . .

Reply to Judi Lynn (Reply #2)

Sat Aug 9, 2025, 07:43 AM

Aug 9

That whole part of Peru seems to be still virgin territory (kind of).

Gocta, which is the 3rd or 4th tallest waterfall on earth, wasn't even known beyond local inhabitants until 2005 or so.

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Lost Chachapoyas Mountaintop City Discovered and Rare Artifacts Unearthed Judi Lynn Aug 9 #1

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Very cool! I've read a little about Kuelap, but this is all new stuff . . . . hatrack Aug 9 #3

Wow! I can't find a photo which can get a view which contains a whole view of it, from top to bottom! Judi Lynn Aug 9 #4

An older man with whom she spoke was discreetly chewing coca. Ha! Took me by surprise discovering it. n/t Judi Lynn Aug 9 #5

Oh, sure! Lots of interesting stuff in that part of Peru . . . . hatrack Aug 9 #6

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