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The legends are only available in German, French or Spanish
Trujillo, ville de la côte nord du Pérou, a été construite par les Espagnols. L'architecture coloniale, en certains endroits de la localité, témoigne d'une très grande simplicité.

The legends are only available in German, French or Spanish
La route du littoral, la Panamericana, est souvent recouverte de sable ce qui entraîne de sérieuses perturbations dans les transports des passagers et des marchandises. Des équipes d'ouvriers sont chargées d'ôter le sable qui s'accumule sur l'asphalte. – Entre San Pedro de Lloc et Paiján - 1969

The Panamericana crosses many desert stretches of the peruvian coast. In places it is blown with sand by the strong winds, as here near San Pedro de Lloc in the province of Pacasmayo in the department of La Libertad. - 1969

Huanchaco is the beach of Trujillo in the department of La Libertad. As hundreds of years ago, fishermen still go out to sea with their balsa boats. - 1972

The Panamericana crosses many desert stretches of the peruvian coast. In places it is blown with sand by the strong winds, as here near San Pedro de Lloc in the province of Pacasmayo in the department of La Libertad. - 1969

Huanchaco is the beach of Trujillo in the department of La Libertad. As hundreds of years ago, fishermen still go out to sea with their balsa boats. - 1972