City of the dogs

The dogs have taken over the city of Huaraz, and none of this does anything. You can find mongrels but also plenty of race dogs, some very exotic as greyhounds and pugs :). How is this happening?Families buy a dog for their children.As it is a small sleeping with them, and as he grows up do not want to be spun around the house. Gardens there is not much, and even if they are gates are leaky. They are therefore two choices: on roofs or on the street. When is unfinished house and there is a person who can to clean up, so dog can be on the roof - as above us live rottweiler Tobi. Others live on the streets - there are better nourished, because there will always be some trash next to the poles.
We did not find streets, where there would be no dogs. What will it be for a few years? Perhaps some immigrants come from China? :)

Quechua - Ancash

In most cities and towns people speak in Castellano (Spanish - with a few differences), but the dominant language is Quechua in most of villages. It's really hard language, because words have a lot of variety, and to do so in each region is said to be different. For example is Cuzco Quechua, Quechua Ancashi and many others.

Sometimes You can hear a really funny word for instant:  Cuci  - a pig,  Cusi  - joy, contentment. The ladies - no matter whether young or mature dress in special outfits carry a shopping back, unless overhanging a leg - which means that there is a child sleeping :)

HUARAZ Supermercado

We are in Huaraz - city located at about 3000m above sea level, and for the windows we see another 3000 - snow-capped peaks. View only smell wonderful moment of reverie is interrupted. On the first day the smell was really hard to bear (a mixture of garbage, old meat, fried and gas), but stopped after a few days we have so disturbed. We wonder whether we have just does not smell :) 
The markets is literally everything and can hence the smell. See for yourself ....

Fillets of fish also highlight for us were the first time we've seen someone doing it with us.

On the street in Huaraz

On the street in Huaraz is a real buzz. Ladies in folk costume sitting on street corners and sell clover baking guinea-knit and sell hats, dogs lie - you have to be careful to not step on it all :). To all this incessant noise crazy cars...



We wonder what we can eat on the street, thanked for meat and raw vegetables - can be unwashed. However, we could not resist to try the fruit. The sol 1.50 drink here beautiful trophy juice from freshly squeezed fruit-made by you in Quechua.