Undeterred by two broken arms, two bruised legs and a sprained shoulder, we got our bus as planned at 7am to Copacabana, next to Lake Titicaca. We had to get off close to the lake to get over the initial crossing, which the drivers took a very gung ho approach to. With no real direction we managed to figure out that we were to take a small boat over, whilst the bus (with our luggage) sailed over separately on the most precarious looking floating device I've e...

Today in a massive display of bad judgement we hired bikes. La Paz is very hilly, I braked too hard, and flipped over the handlebars breaking my left wrist and right elbow, and seriously spraining my right shoulder too. Luckily we got a taxi straight to the hospital. Even luckier Rob sent the X-rays to an orthopaedic surgeon in the UK, as the consultant in La Paz missed the elbow break!So one cast and sling later we got another taxi home, and spent the afternoon ...

We spent today walking around La Paz, starting with the witches' market, which was just near our hotel, then walking through the streets over to the main tourist square next to the San Francisco church. Everywhere was bustling with people buying and selling, and we walked over to the government square then up a hill, the Mirador Killi Killi for an amazing view of the city. We then went to an English pub next to our hostel to watch the City v Utd derby, where ...

We flew in the morning on the military plane to La Paz, which was another interesting aeroplane! We headed into La Paz and spent most of the day planning the next few weeks, including Fiji!Later we had a wander around and managed to find rob a curry for dinner!

We spent our last morning in the jungle making necklaces out of various seeds we'd found in the jungle, which was a relief as I wasn't keen on the idea of going off the beaten track again! After lunch we set off back on the boat to Rurrenabaque, a lot quicker this time as we were going downstream! When we got back we spent some time sorting out our washing and enjoying the newly appreciated comforts of a hot shower, and discovered a French bakery with pai...