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LA PALMERA de la estacion de OLLANTAYTAMBO

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April 27, 200917 yr

Ha sido la primera palmera que me tope al coger el tren a machu puchu,grandiosos los dos, y no pude identificarla. Me parecio una Phoenix Canariensis, nuestra Gran Palmera Española, pregunte alli dado la gran altura sobre el nivel del mar +3000 metros en que nos encontrabamos y no sabian el nombre, ¿es una canaria?

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April 27, 200917 yr

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Ha sido la primera palmera que me tope al coger el tren a machu puchu,grandiosos los dos, y no pude identificarla. Me parecio una Phoenix Canariensis, nuestra Gran Palmera Española, pregunte alli dado la gran altura sobre el nivel del mar +3000 metros en que nos encontrabamos y no sabian el nombre, ¿es una canaria?

ME REFERIA A MACHU PICHU, ES INCREIBLE LOQUE UNA VOCAL MAL PUESTA LO QUE PUEDE HACER.