And suddenly... I´m in BOLIVIA! Got some catching up to do so I´ll get straight down to it. Just as I had stopped worrying about the postman stealing my bank cards, they miraculously arrived all at once. A watched-kettle never boils and all that. It was like Christmas morning, I was actually shaking with excitement, maybe with relief. My travels could continue after 3 weeks in Santiago, 2 and a half weeks behind schedule. However, life in Santiago had becom...

I'M IN SANTIAGO! Still. Continuing where I left off last time - I was in the Land of the Fire with my good friend Dorit the German. Staying with Carlos - a couchsurfing host from northern Argentina. After our exciting day of penguin spotting we decided to hire mountain bikes and ride to Parque Nacional Tierra del Fuego on the Sunday. Carlos said if we went early enough we could sneak in with out paying the pricey fees; so that's what we did. Local knowledge can ...

RIGHTY. I'm NOT in Ushuaia anymore... but I'm doing the last month or so in retrospect so I'm spilting this blog up into two sections. Here's the first... MORE BORDERS, MORE BOUNDARIES After leaving El Chalten in Argentian Patagonia, me and Team Germany took the long bus trip to Puerto Natales in Chile. This took alot longer than expected, due to some amusing goings-on at the border. Before that we had to change buses in Calafate and spent some happy hours drin...

Oh yes! I'm in country number 12 - CHILE! It's been quite a few weeks; much has happened since my last post. I'll try my best to remember, forgive me if some of the details are abit sketchy. Thinking back to Bariloche... seems a long time ago already. I camped up in the hills in my little tent. It was cold. Very, very cold. In Mensoza I had begged for chilliness - no more. I kept getting these odd sensentions of tingling in my legs - I came to realise these are ...

ESTOY EN SAN CARLOS DE BARILOCHE! It's been two weeks since the last blog, and it already seems a long time ago that I was up in Salta on the Tropic of Capricorn. I'm in some sort of crazy alpine resort now, but that's for later. Here's what I've been up to... A DAY IN THE LIFE OF... Meet Diego; he's your typical everyday Argentine. Diego gets up around 8 and has medialunas (crossiants) and coffee for breakfast before heading to work. Maybe he manages an inter...