Jeff Pearson:  

CLASS OF 1972
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Ygnacio Valley High SchoolClass of 1972
Concord, CA
University of California - BusinessClass of 1976
Berkeley, CA

Jeff's Story

Jeff is from Larkspur, California. He is in a relationship. His schools...Expand for more
include Ygnacio Valley High School. He works(ed) at Burr Pilger Mayer.
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Yearbooks

Ygnacio Valley High School 1972 yearbook cover photo
1972 Yearbook
Ygnacio Valley High School
CONCORD, CA
Ygnacio Valley High School 1971 yearbook cover photo
1971 Yearbook
Ygnacio Valley High School
CONCORD, CA
Ygnacio Valley High School 1969 yearbook cover photo
1969 Yearbook
Ygnacio Valley High School
CONCORD, CA
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Reunions
Ygnacio Valley High School 50 year reunion reunion event on Jun 11, 2022 image
Jun 11, 2022
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Ygnacio Valley High School 50 year reunion
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Apr 10, 2022
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Virtual Reunion: Ygnacio Valley High School Reunion
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YVHS 1972 40th Reunion reunion event on Sep 8, 2012 image
Sep 8, 2012
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YVHS 1972 40th Reunion
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Photos

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Bumble bee on an artichoke flower
In the mountains above Cuzco they still use oxen for farming.......no tractors as they would be too expensive. We stopped and gave these workers our extra box lunches....they very much appreciated our offer.
Another mountain top that can be seen from Machu Picchu.
A view from the top of Huayna Picchu tht overlooks Machu Picchu with my zoom lens.
Typical Inca pathway to the top of Huayna Picchu that overlooks Machu Picchu.
The entrance to Machu Picchu. There is also a hotel and restaurant near the entrance.
An view from the top of Huayna Picchu of Machu Picchu. If you use your imagination can you see that the city is in the image of a resting condor bird. You are so high on the mountain top that you can not see thousands of
A good place to have lunch on the top of Huayna Picchu. There are no guard rails so from where they are sitting it is straight down to a river below.
A picture of the entrance of Machu Picchu at around 7:00 a.m. when it opens. The clouds are there early in the morning and then burn off.
Huayna Picchu overlooking Machu Picchu.... just before we were let through the gate to climb the mountain top.
Another picture of the mountains above Cuzco. You have to go up over these mountains to get to the Sacred Valley and on to Machu Picchu.
Llamas have a free range of Machu Picchu as they are the lawnmovers. The grass was kept very neat and trim at no cost.
Jeff Pearson's album, Machu Pichu/ Peru
Open parade grounds in the middle of Machu Picchu
Water system in Machu Picchu
This is the point where you stood in line at 6:00 a.m. for an hour to have the privilege to hike the Huayna Picchu mountain. Only 200 people allowed at a time and no more than 400 a day. The face of the mountain that you
Very large stones mixed in with smaller stones.
A ceremonial wall used for special ceremonies.
The structures have withstood earthquakes and 500 years of time.
Old stone house which got a new roof. It gives you some idea what may have looked like 500 years ago.
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