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The Pisac market has almost anything one would want and even more things one doesn't need. This is one of the attractions of the area and since it is only a few kilometers from the ruins, why not, right? The people of the market are very friendly and many still dress in their traditional outfits.
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| A young girl, in traditional dress, holding her little lamb. |
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| Roast guinea pig (Cuy) is a delicacy here ,of which I am prohibited from enjoying. My daughters say I promised not to eat a guinea pig, cat, or a horse while on vacation. I don't know where the cat and horse came from but my kids mean business. I almost ordered a sumptuous, succulent, garden fresh Cuy but the eyes of my daughter could have cut through stone. I guess eating Cuy will go in the lexicon on would haves and could haves for me. |
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| Such a nice establishment, you can even select the lucky buggah for roasting (now that is fresh). |
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| Textiles, ceramics, games, you name it, was here. |
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