a stone shape of a Condor. The slabs on the back wall represent the wings. The Condor represented the after-life to the Quechoan. Great use of granite!
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White Tiger tours South America
Before venturing into what promises to me a festive, yet challenging, two years at Kellogg business school, I thought it appropriate to nourish my adventurous spirit, and set off on a tour of South America. Captured in this blog are the adventures of my journey for all to share – ENJOY!
Thursday, June 23, 2005
a stone shape of a Condor. The slabs on the back wall represent the wings. The Condor represented the after-life to the Quechoan. Great use of granite!
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