HelloSo here we are in Central America, with only 2 weeks of our journey left! Not much to tell you about...well maybe just a few things!!We started the Central America leg in San Salvador (El Salvador) and arrived to an empty hostel which was more like someone's house we were just crashing at, even the owner wasn't there! After finding out that the only thing really to see in this city are the huge guns everyone is toting we decided to book our bus out as soon a...

So much for updating the blog more regularly so the entries wouldn´t be so long...here we go again! We left Lima and took a night bus to Mancora. Our hostel was like a resort so we essentially just stayed there as not a lot was happening on the beach. Ralph was ill again so I spent that night meeting some canadians, australians and english people and running into the Pacific at 3am to catch some waves in the moonlight! We then travelled to Vilcabamba in Ecuado...

It feels like only yesterday I last wrote this blog, and yet it was almost a month ago! sorry! Again a lot to tell you about and probably the most exciting month yet! So in Puno we met up with Ralph´s friends and visited the Uros floating islands and Taquile Island on Lake Titicaca. The floating islands are made out of reeds piled on each other and although they were very touristy they were really cool. Apparently if they need the toilet in the night they have...

Wowzas it has been a long time since we updated this - had trouble finding enough time and internet unfortunately! Fear not though, I´ll write everything in now! So the rest of Potosi was pretty cool. We explored and went to a viewpoint where we had lunch and then there was a huge hailstorm (which the roof didn´t keep out!), and we met up with some people we´d met in Santiago which was nice! We then headed off to Sucre. In Sucre we visited a lot of museums in...

Yo team! Soooo much to update you on! During our last few days in San Pedro, we visited a salt lake - weirdest experience just floating on the water! It kind of stang a bit and Ralph cut his foot, but it was amazing! We went to a natural pool afterwards and jumped in to remove all the salt covering us, and then went to Chile´s salt flats, where we watched the sunset with pisco sour, crisps, and peanuts. We then left San Pedro on a 3 day 4x4 trip to Uyuni in Bo...