Hello everybody back home!Although it´s hard to summon the energy to update this blog towards the end, we have decided to go for it! Only an english piece, so the danes will have to read this too!We spent two weeks in Buenos Aires (BA) after arriving from Patagonia. It was a pleasant change in climate, no more Patagonian winds, but we soon missed them in the heat - for two weeks we had temperatures around 35 degrees, coupled with 70% humidity! Our main objective...

South! We went south, to Patagonia! The southernmost part of South America, dominated by extreme weather conditions and inhospital environments, this region of the world offers some of the most spectacular scenery ever seen. Patagonia is first of all empty, with only a single person per square kilometer - Secondly, its cold. Wild winds blown in from the southern Pacific ocean and Antarctica, winters turn everything to ice, and summers are barely pleasant! That sa...

To all you english readers…We found the time to do a short update on the blog, before starting a long awaited Patagonian adventure tomorrow. Therefore, it´s fitting to tell you all about our activities over the last two weeks!The second half of my birthday took place in the little desert town of San Pedro de Atacama in Northern Chile. It´s like coming back to civilisation going from Bolivia to Chile, as soon as you cross the border, you find smooth paved road...

Hej alle i jubelglade danskere, der ligesom jeg, nu hojlydt hepper paa Hvidt, Knudsen og Wilbecks rejehop! Jeg er selvfolgelig ked af ikke at kunne overvaere denne begivenhed live, men til gengaeld har jeg saa meget andet at glaede mig over her i mit toogtyvende-leveaar! Tusind tak for alle de venlige hilsner og ord, jeg kan fortaelle at jeg havde en gennemfort fed fodselsdag!Mere om det senere dog, for forst fortaeller jeg lidt om, hvad vi har bedrevet i Bolivi...

Happy New Year everybody! We hope that all entered 2010, with as much fun and excitement as we did! We spend the last part of 2009 in southern Peru, leaving lovely Huaraz, heading towards gringo-capital of Cusco for New Years! A more than pleasant stopover turned out to be the desert-oasis of Huachachina. This tiny village, situated around a tiny lake, is surrounded by massive sand dunes. Sandboarding and buggy riding is the major thing here - Understandably, ca...