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    Default A hike to Inca ruins near Pisac, Peru

    A nice hike to some ruins. You can notice the amazing changes in the rock construction over time where an unknown technology created the beautiful square precise stones that the Inca built on top of. Especially notice at 16:40 where you see the source of the drinking water system and the most smoothest rocks made long ago.


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    Default Re: A hike to Inca ruins near Pisac, Peru

    Thanks for sharing mojo, I'll check out some of your other videos when I get the time. You made me laugh on more than one occasion which makes it all worth it, due to the camera angle I got nervous for you in some places. Damned if I'd have tried to still film going up those Inca steps sticking out of the wall. Led me to wonder if the Incans, and their precursors whoever they were had than North American genetic trait some tribes apparently had. (misconception?)

    "The Mohawks did not have a fear of heights. They would climb up into the span and walk around up there as cool and collected as the toughest of our riveters, most of whom were old sailing ship men.
    Company superintendent, St. Lawrence River bridge
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    A lot of people think Mohawks aren’t afraid of heights; that’s not true. We have as much fear as the next guy. The difference is that we deal with it better.
    Kyle Karonhiaktatie Beauvais (Mohawk, Kahnawake), March 2002"

    https://mashable.com/2015/03/07/empi...o/?europe=true

    PS: It is A rA ble (Ah!) like in Spanish Hola!
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