Did you know that the world has a circumference of 40,075kms? Me neither. I just google'd it then to see how far off we were from circum-navigating the world by road. By roughly only just 2,000km. Our 8mth world tour officially comes to an end in a few days. Finally an end to endless road gazing, noisy nights and runny poos!!! Africa has been amazing, yet i've found it difficult to say this earlier by the average lack of internet access (not surprising it ...

You're still checking whether I've posted a new blog - is your work that boring?! I know its been a while, so...on a hazy memory... Left Argentina and entered Brasil via the massive Iguazu waterfalls. Viewed water falling from both sides of the border; then went a bit border crazy and thought I might as well walk over to Paraguay. Walked over the bridge to Ciudad De Este (sp?) (regardless of the lonely planet warning that it's a prime spot to get mugged); whi...

Spent the last 5 days in BA force feeding myself on steaks and tango. From my last blog, we took a long long extraordinary long drive from Usuaia along some of argentinas most boredom inducing roads. It was long, flat and lifeless but the 3 day break in the beachside resort of Puerto Madryn medically helped. So its the last day in BA (Buenos Aires if you havent cottoned on yet), and its fantastico. Well maybe not the first day considering I woke up at 4am in the...

It´s taken us almost 15,000km to reach Ushuaia, Argentina. Commonly known as ´The End of the World´, it´s cold, quiet yet still virtually sunny at midnight. We´re only an armslength to Antarctica (well just 1,000kms away), though judging from the cost, we just opted to sail the Beagle Channel instead and admire some stinky seals mating in a fat tangled hump of seal love. From Santiago´s blog, we travelled south to Pucon to climb V...

It´s been a while to say the least. Pressing on from my last bloggy, we pushed through Lake Titicaca in to the slums of Bolivia. Well not that bad, we actually stayed in some 80´s fabricated looking apartments in the centre of the witch market district in La Paz. A strange area of town that stocks a surplus of alpacca and llama fetuses. Apart from the usual drunken behaviour we visted a club that has the worlds highest oxygen bar. A room filled wit...