After buying apparently necessary supplies of water and Rum before setting off on our 4WD adventure we first went to visit 'The Train Cemetery' ... I'm not really sure why exactly this is a tourist attraction. It is a collection of old broken down rusted trains ... kinda interesting and fun to play around on and take silly photos but - random! As soon as you see the salt flats - it really does take your breath away, it's incredible. So massive and just all so ...

This morning was spent checking out the Artesan markets in Potosi and wondering around a little more of the city, it's quite nice actually and has a much nicer smaller feel to it than La Paz. Most of the rest of the day was spent travelling; on a road that I'm sure wasn't really a good. It was definitely still under construction, only dirt and the cliffs we were right next to without safety barriers certainly rivalled any I saw on the death road - and much sca...

Arrived in to Potosi, whos claim to fame is that they're the highest city in the world. Thankfully, after spending the last few weeks in altitude, this didn't hit us straight away. I think a perhaps more remarkable thing about this relatively small city is that it has 35 different churches - our city tour later in the day covered but a few of these, all very gorgeous - given that I love churches so much, it's my kinda city. Our city tour also included checking ...

Our time in La Paz was pretty chilled. Recovering from a busy couple of non-stop weeks through Peru. We hit the black market and the Witches Market on our first day, as it was Laura's last day she wanted to see a bit and perhaps some shopping. It was weird saying goodbye - our wee group just didn't feel the same with one missing. The Witches market was, creepy. Apparently it's a must-do in La Paz but, other than some strange potions and dead dried llamas which ...