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Santa Rosa, Amazonas, Peru
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The western edge of town drifted into view
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Housing well above the rising flood waters
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Power lines were being extended to the west
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Two boys cooled off in the flooded jungle's edge
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Two children watched from their blue home
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Dugout canoe repair was undertaken on shore
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Two water taxis were parked
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Stairs were the direct way uphill
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Some housing was flood threatened while another was safe
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A dirt road wound uphill through town
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Dockside was busy with commerce that noontime
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The floating Acrolim was a good place to hang out
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A lit, paved road ran inland from the river
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Two water taxis were tied to the Luna
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The paved town inside past the river's shore
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He was about to transport a load of chairs
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A place to walk and a place to rest
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Huge power towers dwarfed the town
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A load of cows passed by a pig and a sleeping dog
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The sidewalks were over terraces with steps
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Two men evaluated a floating log
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The big tank was named Presidente
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He carried a sack of rice down the dusty, hot road
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The last vestige of town passed by as we moved east
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