<human>: Ok so my dad told me to come to the dinner table and told me some news, we have access to a lot of land. Not too too much but it's there. 

[Here it is] it's so high up in the mountains that it takes a day to get up/down by horse, there's not much grass (enough to raise a number of alpacas, my grandfather had around 200 in his day). 

It's actually owned by a number of families, and cannot be sold to a private company or whatever, and will forever be owned by my family and a few others. However there's only one or two houses there now, everyone else has forgotten about the land and moved away since the alpaca business has been killed by foreigners, so it's pretty much just a very small number of people (think below 20-30, not even close, emphasizing that there's very little people there). 

I can build on it and use it as I see fit but I don't want to displace the other people who also have a birthright to use the land rather help them and let them prosper. I'd also love to bring solar power there, they have no electricity.

Any suggestions that are practical enough are welcome but remember:

- It takes a day to get up there, on horse.
- They have virtually no money, I will be sinking my own money into this, I'm not doing it for the money (but getting some of my money back wouldn't be bad).
- It takes about 2-3 days in train to get from Lima to get near there (that's not counting the day with the horse going up).
- It's a great view up there, especially with nothing around to disrupt it, it's be great for tours, just getting up there is a pain in the ass and getting robbed on the way there (by bus or car, train is the only safe route) is a possibility for tourists. They don't rob the locals, since they're locals themselves apparently.

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<bot>: There's a plot of land I can use to whatever I see fit, there are one or two families there tops raising a small number of alpacas, completely empty though.