Hello everyone, Another busy week has been had and we had a busy day today uploading lots more pictures for you guys to follow us on our travels. We started off the week in Potosi in Bolivia and we moved onto Uyuni in Bolivia where we visited the Salt Flats and Fish Island, it was absolutely fantastic and we had a lot of fun creating our photos on the flats. We also experienced the best pizza in the whole of South America in Uyuni despite it being a bt of gho...

Hi all! A quick update as the computers here are realy unreliable (complete nightmare in fact!) and not sure if it will even work. We have had a great few days, even if Bolivia has been an "experience"! We are in Potosi, where there used to be a silver mine which can still be visited (still mines Tin etc) but Gayle and I are giving it a miss due to my extreme clautrophobia and Gayle{s asthma! We got back yesterday from Uyuni, where there is the la...

Hello People, How are you? What a busy week we have had so far. On Monday we arrived in Puno in Peru which is situated on the shore of Lake Titicaca, which is the worlds highest commercially navigable lake situated at 3821 metres (thank you Andy for all you facts). On Tuesday we headed off on an excursion on Lake Titicaca. Our first stop was a community of islands made from reeds, the Uros Islands, it was totally fascinating (you will see some pics once upl...

Hi all! Finally managed to get a chance to get on a computer that lets us access our blog! Thanks in the meantime for all the messages you have been sending, they always make us smile :) We have had a very busy week, last week we visited Colca Canyon which is the deepest canyon in the world. We saw condors flying up really close there and got some good pictures. We are now in Cusco staying in a nice hotel (a good change from camping!)...last week we met up with...

Hello from Arequipa! Left our last location, Puerto Inka at 7am this morning and have been driving all day. Puerto Inka was lovely, a campsite right next to the beach and beside some Inca ruins, where the first Inca fishing port was, and which was not discovered until the 1950s. Earlier in the day we went to Chuachilla cemetery and saw some 2000 year old mummies, which was fascinating. They were so well preserved that they still had hair! We had a barbeque l...