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| feeding a llama |
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| traditional wares |
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| I miss the sun. |
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| street vendors in Cafayate |
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| this little boy was so cute, peeking out at me |
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| those bags are filled with a snack like kettle corn popcorn but made with quinoa |
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| Remember that cute llama I fed? I ate llama, too |
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| I also found a salad with more than lettuce and tomato! Highlight of my day. |
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| A peña, where people play traditional music and dance traditional dances during dinner. |
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| empanadas |
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| tamale: inside the husk is cornmeal with a beef filling |
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| our lunch friends were from Uruguay |
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| locro: a traditional stew made of beans and squash and ham, but I always give the ham part to Léa |
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| Léa's goat stew |
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| dessert: queso con miel (cheese with honey) |
My, my. This is where my fun and enjoyment would part ways with my digestive system! Not sure I could pet a llama one day and eat it the next!
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