Saturday the 5th July we flew back to La Paz. After one hell of a bumpy ride in the jet we touched down safe and sound. After an even more death defying taxi ride back to Loki we finally dumped our bags down in the dorm. Fresh from our jungle adventure we wanted more danger so we signed ourselves up for some mountain biking along the worlds most dangerous road. At 89,000 deaths (around 250 a year) to date we went with the company who only had one death in ten ye...

Tuesday the 1st July we arrived at Le Paz international airport and soon worked out it is probably a 5th of the size of Luton airport. We checked in our bag to Amazonas airways and popped it through to the departure lounge where we set eyes on our jet. This was a beauty. It probably could have fit in the toilet of a Jumbo Jet and we won't lie, it was probably our first propeller based experience. We jumped on to be greeted by now the 3 4 3 formation of seats on m...

Sunday 29th June we arrived in Bolivia. This was after a hefty overnight bus journey from Cusco with one of the most random border crossings we had ever had. To say it would have been easy to enter Bolivia without showing a passport and getting stamped is an understatement. We literally wondered pass border control not even realising it was there. Different. After a good 15 plus hours we were in Le Paz. Now in Cusco we were altitude but La Paz is even higher. Cl...

On the Friday it was up early for our flight to Cusco. Quick breakfast and then it was off to the airport. Another flight with our new fav' airline LAN. To be fair it was basically an easy jet number and after less than an hour of cruising over snow capped mountains it was touch down at altitude. When they're handing out free oxygen at the airport you know your in for an interesting time. Now the lads have experienced altitude but staying at it is another ball ga...

Wednesday 18th june 2008 we took a Crus Del Sur bus for a cheeky 15 hours upto Lima. Compared to our last little bus journey this bad boy was like a Rolls Royce. Front row seats up top to boot. Now whilst extra leg room is a bonus this in fact will be the last bus ride we have sitting at the front. This is due to the fact the driver thought he was Nigel Mansel on steroids. There is nothing this man wouldn't overtake. A lorry in the fog with zero visability. Overt...