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Another bus to Oruro, train to Uyuni (1st class, sweet) and a 4x4 journey throug the salar de Uyuni (salt flats) and some of the most spectacular scenery the earth has to offer, even though it looked like Mars . See photos, no point writing about. We should have spend more time in Bolivia but needed to make our way to Santiago for our flight to Rio for carnival.

Being festivals out, we headed to Bolivia (Copacabana) which is on the opposite side of the lake with people whom we met during our travelling. Don't think the party time was over yet. To give a quick idea, what do you think it can happen when a scottish, an irish, an australian, an english and french hang out together and figure out bolivian rum is $2 a bottle!!! Enough said. Next stop on the list, La Paz and mountain biking down the deadliest road in the ...

It has taken us a while to let you know what we have been up to but , hey we are on holiday!!! So since we last managed to get close form an internet cafe, we have a been travelling a fair bit as far as crossing 2 and a half countries. Apparently, internet cafes are like Irish bar but this isn't so. Since we last left you in Mancora, we have managed to get to Hunchaco ( in one piece )by learning the hard way not to take the last 2 seats in a bus in SA. Basi...