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Barney hides behind a tree and the whacky cotton candy guy says 'peace'
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I saw this image in a couple of different places so I'm sure it's someone important but I didn't get the details.
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Antofagasta post office.
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This colorful cemetery is in the middle of town and can be seen from most places.
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Simliar in some ways to the Recoletta Cemetery in Buenos Aires. There's a huge variation in the quality.
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This type of building was a little more common here than Buenos Aires.
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Some were very well kept.
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Another pretty one.
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Pretty in a dark artistic way I guess.
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An inside glance.
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More prominent families.
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Realistic graffitti on the back of this one.
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Above the main cemetery is the much less colorful burial ground for common-folk.
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Looking down from the commoners burial ground.
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Back at the fish market, from the previuos page, at closing time when the birds come in for scraps.
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This bird was squaking at a cat, who ran away pretty quickly.
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Hungry.
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"You talkin' ta me?!!?!"
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Good gulpers.
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More swordfish, it's huge here.
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Popular cat hang out.
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That's my hotel, it's cheap in the off-season.
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Heading out to sea. I wonder how long these guys stay out.
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Closer.
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At the mall on the south end of town, looking north about 20 minutes after sunset.
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About 12 miles north of town is this formation called "Puerto Blanco", or White Door [upper right-hand side of picture].
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Near the cliff edge at the White Door.
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Another cemetery about halfway between Antofagasta and Tocopilla.
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The one with color really stood out.
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North end of Tocopilla, looking south. This picture accurately captures the general dirty feeling of the town.
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Tocopilla Graffiti.
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Next to the previous shot. Pantera is a heavy metal band from the US.
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TFD.
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Foggy Atacama Winter coastline at Tocopillo.
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This is the spazzy marching band I mentioned on July 6, now in a moment of triumph as they are all facing the same direction.
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Tocopillo place of worship.
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