Bolivia - Brazil
Nov. 11, 1967 - New and the old - the modern hydrofoil, which skims across Lake Titicaca in Bolivia at 32 knots contrasts sharply with the Indians in their balsas, or reed boats, painstakingly woven by hand from bulrushes which abound in shallow parts of the lake, at 12, 500 the world's highest navigable freshwater lake. The hydrofoil, the Inca Arrow, takes visitors to some of the offbeat areas to see remnants of the Inca civilization, as well as to Copacabana, a religious center
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13261367
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47045717
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(c) Keystone Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS.com/Mary Evans
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