10.27.2013

snap shots of life in Andahuaylillas

I apologize the delay in this update. I have received many requests for photos, so this update is merely photos from this past winter. Another update will be up soon!
Though our "summer" has looked a little different in the Southern Hemisphere (for one, we are still in school!) these past couple of months have been filled with many blessings, lessons and adventures. We've enjoyed the company of friends, hiked mountains, made rock ovens, eaten lots of potatoes, celebrated important holidays--Inti Raymi and San Pedro, San Pablo, danced and harvested quinoa.
Enjoy some snap shots of recent events here in Anda!

 


Corn!
Watia, a hand-made rock oven
My student supervising the potatoes in the watia
Some of my lovely students!
Julio Cesar giving a wave while eating his share of potatoes from the watia
The parish and view of one of the many beautiful mountains that surrounds us!
The tallest mountain in the valley
INTI RAYMI--celebration of the sun god, Inti.

Cusco from the roof of the Compania
Hope and Sarah ready to watch the Inti Raymi celebration from the roof


The whole Plaza de Armas is the stage for the celebrations


Peru and Cusco flags waving proudly
Kausachun Qosqo!
The procession during San Pedro San Pablo
Watch out! The saqras are out!
Saqra is Quechua for demons....so in light of our new roles, we made a little mischief
We walked all around town
My 4th year students danced Tinkus

The Saqras with Father Calilo
Saqra Susan making her debut at the plaza
Just saying "hi" to some friends...
...who happen to be creating some commotion on the roof of the temple
Juan Pablo and the volunteers
Showing off our moves in the plaza



Susan and Yogi
My fourth year students


Saqras at the end of the day

Sarah's sister, Maza, came and brought a surprise for the kids at the ludoteca (game room)...


a rocket launcher! (used with air-pressure and a plastic bottle filled with water)



Happy Independence Venezuela (July 5th)
Maza and Sarah making delicious arepas.




Quinoa





Barley

The valley in August





































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