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79 viewsThere's copper in them thar hills.
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79 viewsThe road wound along red cliffs everywhere.
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79 viewsHow did we know we'd been tricked into riding uphill? The river was running the wrong way and our legs burned in the gusting winds.
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79 viewsBlue and white remains of an epic celebration.
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79 viewsOur art piece for the museum. Yes, that's me at the top looking sadly at my empty camera case (as I was using it to take this photo in the first place).
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79 viewsRow on row of deliciousness.
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79 viewsTrees and stones make up their homes.
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79 viewsThe town was nice but there wasn't much to see or do so it became arty photo shoot day.
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79 viewsAnd another more eastern church.
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79 viewsA look down the world's widest avenue, Avenida 9 de Julio, which goes around the obelisk.
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79 viewsEvery port must have an amusement park, of course.
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79 viewsA little water alley.
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79 viewsWe had an afternoon photo shoot in which Janet demonstrates one reason not to buy your jeans off some disheveled shouting guy on the street.
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79 viewsEven the cars are antique.
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79 viewsA wall of cariacatures.
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79 viewsThis I cannot explain.
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79 viewsHanging out on the Montevideo waterfront.
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79 viewsThere was a lot of retro Coca-Cola paraphenalia around town.
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79 viewsA Canadian flag hanging in Plaza Independencia, presumably for Canada Day.
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79 viewsRemember this fountain? Here it is at dusk. This lady refused to move no matter how long I patiently waited.
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