Took hundreds of photos, but trying to high grade to emphasize the plants and animals, etc, along the trek…
Andean lupine, similar to Texas’ but more like Alaskan. We learned a few days later that Quechuans train them up and harvest the “frijoles blancas” for food
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| None of the horses are “wild,” they all come when gathered fire either riders or packing. |
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| Wide succulent selection at about 12,200’! |
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| These brilliant little guys growing right at ground level, with few leaves exposed to freezing. |
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Every plant in this photo was edible or medicinal per Julio
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