It's early on market day in the city. People are arriving from the countryside.

This boy is preparing a fire for salteñas for breakfast.

This was as close to the Villa Albina's main house as I could get.

Some of the villa's grounds.

A bit more of the grounds.

The Patiños had three children. Here each has their own campanilla.

This part of the villa housed the horses and some of the workers.

This is the Patiño family mausoleum at Villa Albina.

One view, street level, of Cochabamba.

Here is an example of a street-side cafe. Much like Spanish streets!

This is the Cristo de la Concordia! There are 1660 steps leading up to this and ardent pilgrims will climb them on their knees!

Here is a view of Cochabamba from the Cristo...Jorge and I took a cab to the top!!