Lisa did manage to persuade/drag me out of my cave for dinner. Had a Caesar Salad and didn't feel too iffy afterwards.

Total write off :(

After a breakfast of pancakes, which the Adventure Brew seems to have a limitless supply of, we headed out to explore the city, starting with San Francisco Square and the Church-come-Museum around which it was built. For $40 BOB ($8 AUD) we were given an hour long guided tour of the church in English, exploring not only the church itself, but the roofs, belfry, gardens and crypts as well. With this came a bit of a history lesson, too: The church was constructed i...

We arrived in La Paz after our crucible of bus rides tired, hungry and in need of a shower and utterly lost. To add to this, Lisa seemed to be suffering from a bit of altitude sickness. We wondered the streets until we found a cafe with wifi, where after a couple of mugs of coca tea - excellent stuff - and a destination in mind, we headed to the Adventure Brew, a hostel/brewery near the bus depot of La Paz. There, we had a well needed wash, a nap and something to...

60 Bus hours later, we're in La Paz now! These were not, however, your standard Australian bus hours, filled with alcoholics and casual racism, but much more exciting than that, featuring 3-hour late buses, bipolar cabins alternating between steam baths and freezers, roadside diners with unusual hours, a five hour wait in Puerto Suarez in scorching heat, miniature emus-come-dinosaur-bird, a small child with a head wound and a Chilean Angel named Francisca without...