Near Iquitos, Peru

From Iquitos, the largest city in the Peruvian rainforest, we travelled down the Amazon to a village of ribereños near the confluence of the Napo River and disembarked at the village landing. The ribereños live close to the land and water, as have their ancestors for centuries, fishing and raising crops. Much of life for the ribereños is defined by the cycles of the river and its many winding channels which can grow thick with algae and giant lily pads—as seen here by this solitary canoe.

Photo © 2007 John Schilling; featured in the 2012 International Calendar

Peru Lilies Notecard (set of 10 notecards) (RPCV Groups)

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Peru Lilies Notecard: set of 10 cards of one image + 10 envelopes

A great card to use to stay in touch or to use to raise funds for your organization

Near Iquitos, Peru: From Iquitos, the largest city in the Peruvian rainforest, we travelled down the Amazon to a village of ribereños near the confluence of the Napo River and disembarked at the village landing. The ribereños live close to the land and water, as have their ancestors for centuries, fishing and raising crops. Much of life for the ribereños is defined by the cycles of the river and its many winding channels which can grow thick with algae and giant lily pads—as seen here by this solitary canoe. Photo © 2007 John Schilling; featured in the 2012 International Calendar

Card measures 5½ x 4¼” and is blank inside