Story by Ann Haver-Allen, Photos by Pia Wyer (fetishes all from the private collection of Pia Wyer) • Download this article pdf: Zuni_Fetishes.pdf

In Native American traditions, animal guides provide information not normally accessible to the physical senses. Shamans guided people on special inner journeys to meet their “power animals.”

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The main thoroughfare heading east of Cusco soon empties out onto dirt, quickly becoming a winding road, hugging the side of never-ending mountains going higher with each breath-taking turn. After about 60 miles—and four hours later—you finally come to the small town of Paucartambo, known for its Festival of the Virgin of Carmen, the syncretic celebration of pre-Colombian Andean rites and the town’s Catholic patron saint, which draws throngs of revelers in mid-July.

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Recently, we took a day-trip to Oatman, Arizona. Oatman is a living his-tory town that provides a glimpse into what life was like for common folk in the Old West. Oatman is an “official” ghost town and it’s the only town I know of where wild burros share the streets with pedestrians, motorcycles and automobiles.

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Kate Robertson is a star. With more than two decades of in-depth skin care wisdom and knowledge, Robertson is New Zealand’s answer to American “cosmetic cop” Paula Begoun, albeit with a natural twist.