Hi guys, still in Equador, and all I've been doing is dossing which has been a great recovery from all the constant travelling. I am very near the end of my trip - around 3 weeks to go and in those three weeks I'll be travelling somewhere in Equador or further with the lovely Paola Romero, whose house I've been staying in the past 2 weeks. To continue from the last entry, I was telling you about Chile..... after the geysers in San Pedro, we travelled through the ...

hey dudes and duddettes... so much to write, so little time. I'll try to make it quick!! Me and Patricia are now in Equador in the lovely town of Cuenca where the warm weather is clean and fresh and pleasant! We are staying in Paola's house - she is Anthony's brother's ex-girlfriend and they have a daughter together - Maria emilia who is cute and cheeky. I haven{t written in 2 weeks or so and so very much has happened. Firstly, thanks for all the birthday wishes....

Hi dudes and dudettes, I'm already in Argentina... yes we really have been moving this fast. I'm really missing Bolivia but I'm loving Argentina too, cos of all the cute guys- they're EVERYWHERE! The last few days in Bolivia we visited the town of Uyuni (pretty dead town) but this is where the Salt Flata are... miles of nothing but salt and the odd island with cacti here and there (I think that's how u say it miss pure English SELINA!). It was really beautiful an...

Hey there. We are now in Bolivia, the cheapest of S.American countries, much to our delight. Food, alcohol, jewellery - everything is cheap. So after my last entry, we went to do the homestay with a family at Lake Titicaca - the highest altitude navigatable lake. The family we stayed with were really cool - a grandad called Stephan, his wife Theresa and their 2 daughters and grandchildren. The kids were so cute. It was a very simple home to stay in - no electrici...

Hey guys, sorry for the absence but I've been on the Inca Trail - the famous 3-4 day trek through the mountains. What a trip - this trip takes you over 'Dead Woman's Pass'- at 4000 something metres above sea level on the 2nd day so you definately feel the altitude here. It was certainly an experience. The 1st day was quite tiring. We bough walking sticks to help us on the trek and we had porters with us to carry our sleeping bags, tents, cooking equipment etc. We...