Lagunas Y Salar de Uyuni A breathtaking and diverse landscape made up this 4X4 trip across Southern Bolivia. Starting off with needle-type rock formations, continuing on to rainbow coloured mountains, then to the green, red, blue coloured lakes, finishing at an endless horizon of white crystals created by the world´s largest salt bed (3653M and 12,000 sq KM) - all made even more magnificent against a clear blue sky the entire way. We shared a jeep with Anne and...

TupizaA day horseback riding in the countryside of Tupiza, a small tranquil town of 25,000 surrounded by red rugged mountains called the Cordillera de Chichas, easily goes down as one of the favourite days of my life. Wonderful blue skys, against the red and teal grey mountains in a green ravine with a turquoise river running through ít, made the entire rip one big, glorious, landscape to enjoy. My horse (who I named Silvano after his Silver mane) was an awesome...

A few poems to share from the more frustrating days of travel... The Lonely Liar of Bolivian Cities The Lonely Liar misled us you seeOn the Bolivian cities of La Paz, Sucre and PotosiBeautiful they were notAs colonial architecture did rotHectic, busy and rudeWe found the people nice albeit subdudeConstant noise and heckling aboutAt times it made us want to shoutBut each city did have a lovely centre squareWhere you could eat, drink and ponder without careAnd on...

Potosi and the Silver Mines Eight million people have died in the mines since Colonial times, including numerous of slaves brought over to mine silver.Potosi (said to be the world´s highest city 4060M) was once one of the wealthiest cities in Latin America - the Las Vegas of S.A. full of prostitutes, gamblers and merchants all becoming rich off the silver veins of the mountains and underpinning the Spanish economy for 2 centuries. The mountains have been deple...

Serere Light trickling in through the palm trees and through the massive vines; butterflys sprinkling colour throughout the jungle; perfumed air from the various flowers; whistling songs of the birds, insects, monkeys and other animals; fish splashing about in the river; lakes reflecting the sunset and peaceful, serenity of the jungle. These are the images from the few days at the private conservation area which is suppose to be primary amazon rain forest.