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- The banks of the river Tomebamba in Cuenca
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- A church on every corner in Cuenca
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- The domes of the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
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- The Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
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- Calle Larga
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- Cuenca street art
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- Exploring Ollie
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- Over the river in Cuenca
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- Pumapungo…with llama
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- The gardens of the Bank Museum
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- Pigeons at the PLaza Civic
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- Toucan fun!
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- The meat market
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- A bit of fruit an veg
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- Ingapirca ruins
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- The sun temple of Ingapirca
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- Astrological rock – The holes were filled with water so they could watch the reflection of the stars
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- Overlooking the nearest town at Ingapirca
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- The thick layer of cloud that covers the town of El Tambo
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- Ollie playing with Incan acoustics
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- A night at the Symphony in Cuenca
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- A fine pint at the brewhouse in Cuenca
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- Traditional Montecristi hat
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- CUENCA, AZUAY
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- The traditional dress is worn only by women – Men seemed to have abandoned it for modern attire.
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- Traditional Canari Hats. Photo from rochesincuenca blog
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- Carnival water gun fun – You understand, this is the only photo I could get. Any of the bigger lads would have soaked me and damaged the camera!
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- Moliendo Cafe on Honerato Vasquez
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- Check out my selection of Cuy he seemed to say
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- Preparing the Cuy
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- Not sure about it, but spoon at the ready
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- Again, sorry Nan
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- San Blas
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- Ice cream Sunday
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