sacsayhuaman cuzco peru

Sacsayhuaman is a massive stone structure built on the side of the mountain overlooking Cuzco by the Killke culture beginning in the 12th century AD. The fortress like structure was added to by the Inca in the 1300s. Adjacent to Sacsayhuaman is a great plaza which may have been used for ceremonial activities. Surrounding the plaza are stone terraces and other buildings.

The "girlJumpingRope" was originally video recorded outside of Montauk, New York, in front of the Old Montauk Highway. The rotoscope animation was projected on the stone wall with an aaxa P4x portable micro projector, battery operated with an microSD card for memory.

He met a Dutch traveller who had extra equipment to make the hike to Machu Picchu. Accepting the Dutch traveller's invitation to join him on the hike, they disembarked the train at stopping point, KM 88 where they would pick up the trail. The trail winds through cloudforests where it rained almost continuously. The Dutch traveller had a tent so sleeping in the rain was possible. There were other ruins on the way to Machu Picchu. One night was spent on one of these stone fortresses. The focus of his time in Cuzco was the trip to Machu Picchu so he somehow failed to realize the significance of Sacsayhuaman. Years later he saw pictures of the perfectly fitted stone walls and wondered how he had missed them. Noticing that they were located in the hills above Cuzco.

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	Sacsayhuaman is a massive stone structure built on the side of the mountain overlooking Cuzco by the Killke culture beginning in the 12th century AD. The fortress like structure was added to by the Inca in the 1300s. Adjacent to Sacsayhuaman is a great plaza which may have been used for ceremonial activities. Surrounding the plaza are stone terraces and other buildings. The "girlJumpingRope" was originally video recorded outside of Montauk, New York, in front of the Old Montauk Highway. The rotoscope animation was projected on the stone wall with an aaxa P4x portable micro projector, battery operated with an microSD card for memory.
	He met a Dutch traveller who had extra equipment to make the hike to Machu Picchu. Accepting the Dutch traveller's invitation to join him on the hike, they disembarked the train at stopping point, KM 88 where they would pick up the trail. The trail winds through cloudforests where it rained almost continuously. The Dutch traveller had a tent so sleeping in the rain was possible. There were other ruins on the way to Machu Picchu. One night was spent on one of these stone fortresses. The focus of his time in Cuzco was the trip to Machu Picchu so he somehow failed to realize the significance of Sacsayhuaman. Years later he saw pictures of the perfectly fitted stone walls and wondered how he had missed them. Noticing that they were located in the hills above Cuzco.