Day 37: We got to Sucre at about 7 in the morning, so obviously our rooms weren't ready yet; instead we left our bags in storage and headed out for breakfast, not the best ham and cheese toastie of my life but it did the job. Our rooms weren't going to be ready until 11, so we decided to visit the house of liberty. I wish I could tell you more about it, but the only tour they had was in Spanish because it was a Sunday, and so all I gathered was that Peru, Chile...

Day 36 Luckily when I woke up my arm was a lot a lot better, it still hurt like a b**** but at least I could move it, and so my trip wasn't entirely ruined. There was a huge parade in La Paz that weekend called 'Grand Poder' which means 'Great Power' where people come from all over Bolivia to dress in traditional costume/sparkly outfits and parade down the street. It started at 7.30 am right outside our hotel (and yes it was noisy) with a huge marching band play...

Day 35 So today we cycled death road, which is a perilous and bumpy track carved into the side of a mountain, that goes from La Paz to the jungle. It gets it's name because of the number of people who died making it, as well as the number of cars that have driven off it. A few years ago the government built an alternate road for cars, so now it's only really used by crazy tourists who decide to cycle it. Pickup was at 8am, went downstairs at 5 to 8 and the guy ...

Day 34: Breakfast was supposed to be bread and jam again, but luckily Dara had some cake she didn't want so I was saved from the perpetual torture and had chocolate cake for breakfast

Day 33 Mathilde knocked on our door at 7.30 to wake us up, then we headed to the kitchen to help make breakfast. We were given some dough and showed how to flatten it out, so that it could then be deep fried. Around Lake Titicaca this is just how they make normal bread, it's served with jam on top and is amazing (although once again she gave us waaaay too much and I couldn't finish :( ) After breakfast came washing up time, water was collected into a big tub f...