In Chinchero I bought this great woolly hat.
Alpaca wool is super soft. And this is baby alpaca!
At least that's what they told me.
Maybe an expert would like to pet my head and verify that?

Chinchero is located in the Sacred Valley of the Incas, northwest of Cusco in Peru. The village is known for its colorful alpaca textiles. A little insight into the traditional production showed us this Quechua woman. I came a bit too late to the show, because I got stuck with the cute alpacas in the entrance area. 🙃

I've been to Amsterdam twice in my life. The first time was on my 18th birthday together with friends. At the time, I didn't notice much of the city. 🍻😩
The second time I traveled alone, that was last year.✌
I'm highly sensitive, meaning that sensory stimuli are perceived more intensively. This is a disorder that occurs in some people and is neither negative nor positive. It's just different. Beauty can put me into a frenzy. I was in high spirits in Amsterdam! 😍😍😍

Last evening there was such a beautiful sunset. 😍 The video shows a time-lapse of the last 5 minutes. 🤗

During my nocturnal sloth walk, a cold fog danced across the Bommersheim fields. The moths in my fur started knitting little gloves. It doesn't make much difference whether I hibernate or not. But I decided to shoot some photos first.

I'm lucky to live in the historically interesting area around the Roman Limes. There are traces of the Romans everywhere. Especially in Frankfurt Northwest, where once was the capital of the Civitas Taunensium, the town of Nida. In the past, this area was even referred to as German Pompeji, because there are so many well-preserved remains here. Sadly, the city doesn't do enough to present the remains to public. For example, these quite important Roman pottery kilns stand inconspicuously in a small house in a totally overgrown corner. I think that's not ok.

🌺🐝🌞 A dreamy morning in Bommersheim.

View of the cloud-covered Huayna Picchu during my ascent to Mount Machu Picchu.

During my landing in Lima, Peru, I noticed this hill. This is the Cerro La Regla. It's located on the border between Callao and San Martín de Porres. At its peak, there's a statue of Jesus.

Terraces at Pisac in the sacred valley of the Incas. ⛅