Saqsaywaman. These stones had to be carried from miles away and assembled
here to fit perfectly together.
This
little girl was demonstrating to the "gringo" tourists the stone that has
14 corners, I asked her to count the corners in Quechua for me.
Sadly she said that she had forgotten how, so I counted them for her
in Quechua, much to the delight of some onlookers.
The
fortress of Saqsaywaman from a across the way. Notice the size of
the people to get an idea of the size of the stones.
A
natural slide at Saqsaywaman, which may have been entertainment for Inca
children.