Out of all the places we visited in Bolivia, Potosi was definitely our favourite. It's the highest city in the world, but thankfully we didn't suffer too badly with altitude sickness! We arrived around lunchtime so the first thing we did was to head into town to sample Potosi's speciality; chicken and chips! We then went for a wander down to the market and around the town. The streets are very narrow, our truck struggled to navigate them and we nearly took a few ...

Hola from Bolivia! We had another easy peasy overland border crossing, this time into Bolivia. The first thing we noticed after crossing the border was that all the locals are really small and their dress sense is quite old fashioned compared to what we're used to, but we love their brightly coloured chunky knits and ponchos! Colette even bought 2, they're so warm and cosy as everything is made out of llama wool. We had a whole day travelling to the small town of...

Hi everyone, it's been a busy few days! We enjoyed a night out in Puerto Iguazu on our first night in Argentina! It doesn't really get busy at night here til 1am, so it was a late one! It was a great night, enough said! It was just such a shame that it was our first night in a bed for waaaaay too long, and we only spent 3 hours in it because we got back so late!! The next morning we started our journey to San Ignacio Mini, a small town famous for its Jesuit Ruins...

Greetings from Argentina! We've spent the last few days in the Brazilian town of Foz do Iguacu, a big town close to the Brazil-Argentinian border. The journey was supposed to take 2 days, with one night bush camping on the way, but we made good time and decided to just carry on until we got there. It meant arriving at midnight after leaving at 7am but we were all sooooo happy to avoid bush camping, we didn't care what time we got there!! It was tough putting up o...

Hey everyone! we've spent the last few days in Bonito, a popular ecological tourist destination. We stayed at a Hostel International, but unfortunately we still had to camp. Bonito is full of little shops selling beachwear, clothes and strange little touristy bits and pieces, so the first thing we did was go shopping! We emerged a few hours later with a bikini, a pair of flip flops and 2 tops between us. After such hard work we decided we needed to sit down to sa...