Once we got here we wandered in the hostel, it was in the middle of nowhere but it looked quite nice. Checked in (only 8 other guests) and finally had our first showers in 4 days and they were hot and amazing!! We chilled for a bit before heading over to the bar where they had a BBQ for everyone, it was quality!! we had chicken skewers, chorizo sausage, lamb and one of the nicest steaks I've ever had on the BBQ and a lot of different salads all flushed down wi...

Once in Villazon we got to the border and walked across and had to que for an hour until it opened up, pretty easy border to cross as no one seemed interested in any of us. we walked to the bus station and booked our tickets to Salta, the cost nearlly the same as our whole travel in bolivia!! we were all pretty tierd and started to get confused about our ticket, we thought we had been sold a bus that had already left!! it took us about 10 minutes to realise that...

Didn't have to be at the tour place till 10.30 so it was nice to do a tour where we didn't have to be up at the crack of Dawn!! Stocked up on some water and met the rest of the group, a 65 year old Israeli called Smegal and 2 French girls who happened to be on our bus to the Colca Canyon (1 was car sick then who annoyed us by opening the window!!) drove to the train cemetery which was actually quite good, better than what we thought it would be, took photos and...

Had a lie in whilst our guts recovered a little, then at 11.00 reception called us to say check out was at 12, an hour away!! Had to get the receptionist to fix the shower to get hot water, was a bit strange! Walked to the train station through some military procession, it turned out to be a festival celebrating the military. Was strange seeing them parading in live weapons, a couple a bazookas too! Bought our tickets but had a 3 hour wait so Joel decided he wa...

Got the boat back from Isle Del Sol mid-morning then got a cheap bus to La Paz. Didn't take too long so quickly showered and went off to a steakhouse which was meant to be unreal. La Paz is 3660m above sea level so we felt pretty acclimatised; this stabbed us in the back later on. We ordered at 1915 and then after the boys had a couple of 7% beers and me some nice red we saw massive slabs of meat turn up, guess this was our food! Over an hour later our steaks tur...