Bruce
realized a dream of his in early 1999 when he went to the
famous Island of the Sun located in Lake Titicaca to teach
solar cooking. Lake Titicaca on the border of Bolivia and
Peru is the world's highest navigable lake at 12,507 feet
stretching 125 miles in length and up to 69 miles wide.
Island
of the Sun and its neighbor, Island of the Moon, are the legendary
birth places of the Incas. Today some 4,000 people live on
the island, which has few modern comforts. There is little
fuel for cooking fires but, living up to its name, sunlight
is abundant making it an ideal location for solar cooking.
Like
all of Bruce's solar cooking classes the participants first
learned how to build the cookers and then how to cook with them.
Bruce
realized a dream of his in early 1999 when he went to the
famous Island of the Sun located in Lake Titicaca to teach
solar cooking. Lake Titicaca on the border of Bolivia and
Peru is the world's highest navigable lake at 12,507 feet
stretching 125 miles in length and up to 69 miles wide.
Like
all of Bruce's solar cooking classes the participants first
learned how to build the cookers and then how to cook with them.