The Worlds most dangerous road - WMDR There are 4 rules to riding this road and with them I am able to explain the whole day! Rule 1 - HAVE FUN We of course had a great time. Starting at 5000m high and ending the day at a measly 1000m in an animal refuge. Riding was sweet with double suspension KONA bikes. Speeding down the road with a sheer drop on one side and a huge rock face on the other. Then to finish the day we had capuchin monkeys and squirrel monke...

Capybara Good day to you. My name is Charles the 3rd and I hail from the Lovely county Oxfordshire. I love it here in the Pampas of Bolivia. I spend my time with my family on the side of the Yacuma River watching the tourists go by. I do enjoy a jolly good swim from time to time and I am a marvelous fisher if I can say so myself!Size: 4, Speed: 2, Weapons: 2 DEADLY RATING: 3........DEADLY!! Caiman Elo, I am Carlos but you can call me 'El Matador'. Chicks dig it ...

'Last call for Lara Coghlan and Edward Aitken on flight 13-26-54 destination - Jungle! Please proceed imidiatly to gate 2! Gracias.' As the pair rushed to the gate and out to the plane (maximum capacity of aircraft 16) they were confronted with a dilema as they boarded. Their seats were as good as in the cockpit and they felt that they had to lead the safety instructions in case of emergency! (as the stewardesses obviously had a day off??). Lara pointed out th...

THE GOOD 1. Mitru Hotel - our first of many suprises in Bolivia, a great hotel with a pool, hot water, breakfast, internet and comfy beds for under 6 pounds a night! 2. Llama - These strange creatures had to get a mention as everywhere you go you are reminded of them. 3. Salt Flats - The Biggest salt flat in the world where we spent hours taking mostly silly photos. 4. Train Cemetery - At the end of the salt flat tour where old rusty trains are used for a t...