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A fisherman arranges totora (reeds) to construct a traditional caballito fishing raft in Huanchaco,northern Peru. The fishermen of Huanchaco have been using reed boats for over two thousand years.
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The young son of a totora (reed) boat fishermen helps out with the catch at Huanchaco,in northern Peru. Traditional fishing using reed boats is slowing dying out,but a few of the new generation continue to follow in their forefathers' footsteps.
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A pescador (fisherman) from the town of Huanchaco,in northern Peru,raises his traditional totora (reed) boat to drain before stacking it on the beachfront.
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A pescador (fisherman) waits to ride a wave to shore on his reed boat at Huanchaco,in northern Peru. The fishermen ride atop the boats called caballitos de totora (little horses of reeds) and use a segment of bamboo for a paddle.
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A pescador (fisherman) waits to ride a wave to shore on his reed boat at Huanchaco,in northern Peru. The fishermen ride atop the boats called caballitos de totora (little horses of reeds) and use a segment of bamboo for a paddle.
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Waterfront scene at Huanchaco in northern Peru,where locals relax next to totora (reed) boats stacked along the beach.
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Totora (reed) boats are stacked along the beach,with the wooden pier in the background,at the fishing village of Huanchaco in northern Peru. The boats called Caballitos de totora (little horses of reeds) are the traditional craft of the local fishermen.
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Totora (reed) boats are stacked along the beach at Huanchaco,in northern Peru. The caballitos de totora are the traditional craft of the local pescadores (fishermen).
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A pescador (fisherman) mends his net,in front of a row of totora (reed) boats. The boats called caballitos de totora (little horse of reeds) have been used used by local fishermen for over two thousand years.
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The setting sun paints the sky red,silhouetting totora (reed) boats stacked on the beachfront at Huanchaco,in northern Peru. The boats are the traditional craft of the local pescadores (fishermen).
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Totora (reed) fishing boats are stacked on the beach at Huanchaco,in northern Peru. The boats known as caballitos de totora (little horses of reeds) are the traditional craft of the local pescadores (fishermen).
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Caballitos de totora (reed boats) are stacked on the foreshore at Huanchaco,in northern Peru. The boats are the traditional craft of the local pescadores (fishermen),with the unusual design allowing them to ride the surf.
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The Uros, an indigenous people predating the Incas, live on Lake Titicaca upon floating islands fashioned from this plant. The Uros also use the Totora plant to make boats (balsas) of the bundled dried plant reeds.
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The Uros, an indigenous people predating the Incas, live on Lake Titicaca upon floating islands fashioned from this plant. The Uros also use the Totora plant to make boats (balsas) of the bundled dried plant reeds.
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Colourful local bus on the beachfront at the fishing village and beach resort of Huanchaco,near Trujillo in northern Peru. Huanchaco is famous for its traditional caballito (reed boat) fishermen.
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Totora (reed) boats stacked upright on the beach at Huanchaco,in northern Peru,are silhouetted by the dusk light. Caballitos de totora (little horses of reeds) are the traditional fishing boats of the local fishermen.
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Caballitos de totora (reed boats) are stacked along the beach to dry at Huanchaco in northern Peru. The boats have been used by fishermen on Peru's northern coast for over two thousand years.
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Caballitos de totora (reed boats) are stacked on the foreshore at Huanchaco,in northern Peru. The boats are the traditional craft of the local pescadores (fishermen),with the unusual design allowing them to ride the surf.
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A Huanchaco fisherman returns to shore paddling a traditional totora (reed) boat,known as a caballito de totora (little horse of reeds).
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Caballitos de totora (reed boats) are stacked along the beach to dry at Huanchaco in northern Peru. The boats have been used by fishermen on Peru's northern coast for over two thousand years.
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Totora (reed) boats,surfers and the wooden pier at Huanchaco in northern Peru are painted by the dusk light. Huanchaco is famous for its pescadores (fishermen) that use traditional fishing craft constructed of reeds (caballitos de totora).
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A fisherman binds together the totra (reed) sections of his caballito fishing boat on the beach at Huanchaco,in northern Peru
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Totora (reed) fishing boats are stacked on the beach at Huanchaco,in northern Peru. The boats known as caballitos de totora (little horses of reeds) are the traditional craft of the local pescadores (fishermen).
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Caballitos de totora (reed boats) are stacked along the beach to dry at Huanchaco in northern Peru. The boats have been used by fishermen on Peru's northern coast for over two thousand years.
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A fisherman arranges totora (reeds) to construct a traditional caballito fishing raft in Huanchaco,northern Peru. The fishermen of Huanchaco have been using reed boats for over two thousand years.
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Totora (reed) boats are stacked along the beach,with the wooden pier in the background at the fishing village of Huanchaco,near Trujillo in northern Peru.
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Totora (reed) fishing boats are stacked on the beach at Huanchaco,in northern Peru. The boats known as caballitos de totora (little horses of reeds) are the traditional craft of the local pescadores (fishermen).
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A pescador (fisherman) waits to ride a wave to shore on his reed boat at Huanchaco,in northern Peru. The fishermen ride atop the boats called caballitos de totora (little horses of reeds) and use a segment of bamboo for a paddle.
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