9 thoughts on “PHOTO: Quechua Sell Produce at the Pisac Market in the Sacred Valley, Peru”

  1. I am always astounded at how the traditional blends in so perfectly with western wear.  I have found this everywhere I go.  Here we see the black hat on the lady at the left side of the photo.  She is wearing a sweater with a fleece vest over the top.  In the back ground we see a man in what might be a Adida sweat suit.  Everywhere I go I see the wonderful blue tarps and green plastic bags.   You have captured a perfect moment in time.  Thank you.

    Images:  Hmong woman in Sapa Vietnam, Su Mae with me on Cat Cat trek, Sapa, Vietnam

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  2. Hi Barb!  Could this market scene be anymore colorful?  Love their bright perspective on life!  Hope all is well in your world today…  Laura aka the Midlife Crisis Queen  Sorry to say, at this end the crises just keep coming.  See my new Blogging Boomers’ Blog Carnival for details.

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    • So sorry to hear that Mike is suffering so from Chronic Fatigue Syndrome. As always, you seem to be able to accept situations with grace, but here’s hoping he can find some relief. Sending you a big, energetic hug and much love.

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  3. What a colourful scene – but based on your previous experiences with the locals not liking to have their photos taken did you have to get out your telephoto or were they quite relaxed?

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    • Hi Heather:
      I don’t think they were too happy about me taking photos, but I bought some produce, so that seemed to smooth things over a bit.

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