
The
Nazca Lines are nifty geoglyphs (geo = rock, glyph = shape/carving) in my "before I die" travel destination of Peru. High on a desert plateau, hundred of these shapes--including spiders, birds and simple lines--were carved by the Nazca people over 1,000 years ago. They can be seen from space!
The geoglyph combines two of my favourite things: archaelogy and monkeys. There are
more around the
world, though none quite as cool. Go ahead, offer him a giant banana.
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Take a barf bag.
The little cessnas you go up in to see them are soooooo topsy turny even the strongest of stomachs really.. aren't.
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