Bolivia: Copacobana, La Paz, and Sucre: You know your in Bolivia when: The roads aren't just bad there non existant! Cars are blessed daily by priests. One of the main tourist attractions is 'The worlds most dangerious road' (Possibly explaining the need for car 'Blessing') and a sheet is the only thing separating you on the throne from the rest of the resturant.... Bolivia's a GREAT Country! Our Journey took us from Cusco to La Paz, the worlds highest ...

We decided to choose the Salar de Uyuni over the very tempting 'Worlds most dangerious road' umm difficult choice - But what a decision! Uyuni is basicially at the edge of the world (Yes Christopher Columbus was wrong the world is actually flat) and from here you get in a jeep full of 8 strangers and drive for four full days further away from civilisation to see mainly, and this is the really funny part, SALT! And it was AMAZING! No elaberate descripti...

The Day After the INCA TRAIL & MACHU PICCHU: _________________________________________ The Inca Trail is Peru's best known hike, combining a stunning mix of Inca ruins, mountain scenery, lush cloud-forest and rich subtropical jungle, before ultimatly arriving at the Stunning Machu Picchu after a 45km trek, usually covered in 4 days, up mountains and down Valleys. We Started the INCA TRAIL on the 25th of September and have 'Just' made it. We have both ...

Day 4: INCA TRAIL & MACHU PICCHU 'Magical' ___________________________________ SIG'S VIEW: The Last day and Machu Picchu. 4am Pitch black and we're up and ready to go. Feeling great nothing can stop us now! (can't it) que the tourch to break! and yes it was our only tourch! Never the quitters we set off for the last few hours of the trail sighted only by one mobile phone light! Strange but i can't see the Inca's struggling like this. 5.00am ...

Day 3: INCA TRAIL (The 'Unforgettable' Day) _____________________________ SIG'S VIEW: 5am Bright and Early the morning ritual continued with Gregorio waking us with a smile and a cup of tea (if it was legal i'd take this guy home with me). The walk began steep with more Ruins along the way. Vic and i plodded on at our own pace yet everytime we reached a site we would have to wait for ages for the others to arrive, each stop seemed longer and longe...