Alright Folks, Well with only two days until Christmas we were taking on a trip to Lake Titikaka to see the Reed Islands and stay with some locals on Anamanti Island. The Reed Island were very cool. It is amazing how they stay afloat with some many buildings on them. When they want to move all the do is untie it from some sticks and let it float to a postition that is better for them. The reeds not only provide their island, their homes and their boats but ...

Alright Folks, Well, we did it and it was easy. We couldn?t understand what all the fuss was about. Somebody also told us that some people suffer from altitude sickness - we were only at 4,200m!! What?s that, you don?t believe us? To be honest it was quite difficult. Day 1 was meant to be easy but we had no sleep the night before thanks to some bloody dogs barking all night. The only food to sustain us for the day was one pancake, and not a very nice one at tha...

Alright Folks, This postcard is from a little while ago. We have been so busy we have not had the chance to update the site fully. Since our last post card we have been to see the Ballestas Island (also known as the "Poor Man's Galapagos") in Paracas. We saw loads of different birds, sea lions, and some penguins. We had to wear rain coats as the birds were busy trying to bomb us from above. Luckily neither of us got bombed. From there we stoped of...

Hola amigos! Punta Sal was our first camping experience in South America, and where better to start than next to the Pacific Ocean where, as you can see, the sunsets are amazing. After a quick warning not to go swimming at night from Kirsty (our Tour Leader) we all settled in to what we hoped would be a few relaxing days on the beach. After a feast of pig on the spit, washed down with a rather intoxicating Sangria, we attempted more salsa lessons. Unfo...