Howdy dudes, am finally getting up to date with the blog so that's good. Need to get a few more pics up then I´m there, but unfortunately the computers out here aren´t too speedy!!We are currently in the beautiful city of Sucre.It´s about 2 hours from Potosi, and we actually got a taxi here.We shared it with 2 Bolivian women, but paid about 2 pounds each for a 2 hours taxi journey.Not bad really!Sucre is stunning, and is fairly set up for the tourists now, wit...

We arrived in Potosi at about 9.30pm (only about 5 hours late) and had a very lovely hot shower, and headed out with Dan for a few beers.We ended up having a hilarious night f dancing with the locals and making friends with the miners.Potosi is a beautiful town - I was so impressed by it when the sun was shining, although was abit scary at night due to so many small roads and alleys.We went to the top of one of the many beautiful churches and had a perfect view o...

Bolivia, here we come!!The usual traveler route to get from north Chile to Bolivia is on a 3 day salt flats trip, and I had been recommended this trip by so many people.We booked the trip in San Pedro with a company called Pamela to start the next day.The trip costs 50,000 Chilean Pesos (so just over 50 pounds) for 3 full days in the jeep, and all food and accommodation, so pretty good really.There are some hardcore travelers who make their own way to Bolivia fir...

Days 5 and 6 are focused around the beautiful San Pedro, which is so bloody cute, but abit touristy and expensive. We spent day 5 driving across the desert, and through The Andes. We stopped at somewhere dad would love, an old train cemetery (and also the location for one of the scenes from the new James Bond movie, so that was pretty exciting). Then we left the main highway and headed through the mountains, on a road paved by compacted salt, along the Tropic ...

The bus was full on the first day of the tour, so I was pretty happy!! Also I instantly warmed to our gorgeous guide Jorge, who is seeing one of the lovely English girls I met at La Casa Roja. It was a real mixed group, and although it took a while on the first day, we all got to know each other pretty well. The first day we visited a beautiful beach town on Pichidangui, which was like a dusty ghost town at this time of the year, but was completely stunning. Alo...