
At the bottom of which plenty of water is flowing through underground rivers and streams. Funny enough, the river that goes through town is bone dry.

... so we saw the aqueducts. There's about 20 of these holes scattering the field.

I found a taxi driver to take me to the aqueducts, and he offered to take me to a few other places too, like the ruins.

This store is named after the lady's niece, whose name is Stacey, but to make it sound right in Spanish she re-wrote it.

Then I got to Nazca and found a cheap place to stay. Cement floor and an extremely droopy bed- but not droopy in the middle. Just off to one side. That was difficult.
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If she wanted to make it sound right in Spanish, shouldn't it have been "Esteicy"?
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