Flight to RurranabaqueWow this is the smallest plane I've ever been on! My mum may remember differently though. I used to fly to the Isle of Man a lot to visit my grand parents. I remember the planes to have one seat on one side of the isle and 2 on the other, probably making a total of 30 seats. This plane only had one seat on each side of the isle, making only 20 seats in total! It was so small the pilots had no door and we could totally see in the cockpit...

(During the night there was no nausea or light headedness so I guess I will survive the mighty bang to my head)Death Road "The world's most dangerous highway (alternatively known as Death Road) climbs up a famous Bolivian mountain pass, La Cumbre, at an elevation of 4,650 metres (15,260 ft) above sea level. This road is legendary for its extreme danger. Based on the ratio of death per mile, on an average, 26 vehicles plummet over the edge each year, claiming more...

Paragliding!!Up at 6. Collected at 630 by Micha, who I will be attached to, and Richard the driver. I quickly found out that Micha has owned the company for 6 years and has others working for him. He is very experienced with thousands of flights under his belt. Phew. For as long as I can remember, whenever I have seen paragliders in the air I have been fascinated and almost driven off the road a few times straining to keep my eyes on them. And now it's MY t...

Overnight Bus Uyuni to La PazI praise myself on being organised enough to book a bus which left at 8pm last night (although I had to be there 45 mins prior to check in and have dinner allegedly), 2 and a half hours after the tour ended. During that time I would have time to change, freshen up and do more researching. Perfect. Or so I thought.Half way through the tour it became apparent that we would see the sunset. Great I thought. I wasn't expecting that. ...

The Cholita Wrestling I got to La Paz bus station around 6am. I needed the loo as soon as I got off the bus. I frantically searched around the bus station and eventually found one. You need to pay for the privilege of using the toilets here in South America. A wee lady sits outside spending her time splitting a roll of toilet paper up into "manageable" amounts of sheets. She then gives you one of the mounds after taking your money. Then I found an internet ...