July’s book review “The Last Days of The Incas” by Kim MacQuarrie
As a Peruvian I was very curious to find out what this book had to offer, after all, the topic
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Read MoreThe Peruvian Andes has very distinct biozones that vary by elevation in the Andes. Peru encompasses the hyper-arid Sechura Desert
Read MoreBeginning this book called Patagonian Road I was at first excited, after all the cover features a dirt road curving
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