The ruins of Saqsayhuaman were impressive – ok, maybe not Machu Picchu impressive. Nonetheless, in addition to the pretty cool “Jaguar Teeth” rock construction (see above and below),
And some awesomely huge, oddly fit together stones,
Saqsayhuaman Ruins had one thing no other ruins we have ever been to, offered…
A naturally smoothed rock slide! Nothing was put on the rock to make it smooth – no Disney-esk manipulations. Just smoothed by time, and a lot of behinds. We felt the need to contribute…
The Teens spent most of our time at Saqsayhuaman going down one way,
or another…
Racing with new local friends,
Until it was time to leave,
For Marco and the ruins of Pisaq awaited!
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The rock slides look amazing.
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That is so cool! Like parkour for the gluteous maximus. They slid like a boss.
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