Well arrived in Santiago, Chile, earlier today, and was ripped off immediately - was out was a*******s reckoning to work for tourist information, they are just trying to get you to use their cab - i say cab - it was more of an executive motor. They take you off to another cash machine away from the main building claiming it has cheaper charges, then they rip you off by charging a fortune. They originally wanted 10,000 pesos of us - approx 100 pound - they did&acu...

Can´t remember where we were up to but we´ve done some things in between... Igazu Falls, etc, but they were mostly camping (one time by a lake full of pirhana´s and caymen (the south american alligator), drinking and playing poker - so I won´t talk about those!!We did get the truck stuck in the mud - took an hour to get free.Quick mention of the Iguazu falls on the Argie side and Brazil side – they are stunning. If you do go definite...

Cafayete in Argentina was our first top. Vineyard after vineyard fter vineyard - great we all thought - this also meant tour after tour after tour. Which is not reat considering everyone knows that wine comes from grapes - we only wanted to taste th bloody stuff, its not too much to ask is it!! Word of advice. When visiting vineyards, ask for tasting only. Most will oblige - if not walk out and go elsewhere! What about Cafayate I hear you cry!! Its a nice quiet t...

Well hello everyone, First of all sorry for not updating since La Paz, between Rick and I being ill in Potosi and the Bolivian internet connection not being great, plus us having fun it’s been an impossible task! (It’s a hard life). I’ll now try my best to bring you up to speed with what we have been up to – here goes. After leaving La Paz and not seeing very much of it due to Rick and I having colds and not much energy to do anything...

Sorry - the site screwed up and deleted the stuff we wrote and we now have to leave Salta - we will update asap.