This morning the group hiked up the side of a mountain
called Pynkulluna. In the afternoon
students listened to a local leader talk about work to preserve the Quechua
language. Students learned about the
duality that exist in Incan culture and the conflicts that arise when trying
to merge Incan and modern culture.
After the talk, students headed out into the town to
celebrate Carnival. There is a tradition
in Ollaytantambo where children throw water on each other in the streets. A few brave students suited up to join the
fun. Others ran for their lives when a
group of 8 year olds eagerly welcomed them into the activities.
1 comments:
I love the water fight!!! One life - no regrets! Live in the present. Love you all!
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