Photos: Salt Flats

Photos from our 4 day Salt Flat tour:


Sunset at the end of day one, at over 4000 metres above sea level.Bondy and I in front of one of many lagoons.
The red lagoon. Not sure of the real name.

Me attempting a handstand. Gravity and age are not working with me.GIANT animals on the actual salt flats.

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7 hour horse trek from Tupiza, Bolivia
Me and my horse

Considering alternate career options in Potosi.I have discovered that mining is not one of them.

Photos: Sucre

Photos in Sucre:

Sunset behind the church in the main square.

On our way to the mirador over the city, pictured below.




Giant and delicious fruit salads. Cost about 2 dollars.

Photos: Gato

Here are only a couple of photos from Inti Wara Yassi.

End of a Beach Era

Well, I´ve done it. I´ve left Punta del Diablo. It is sad. I miss the beach.

We didn´t do very much other than tan, swim, eat and drink for two weeks. I took up surfing (for about 20 minutes) and nearly broke my finger. I have a tan that will likely fade in 2 days. It was fun. Punta del Diablo was an awesome little town, that hasn´t quite woken up yet from it´s winter slumber. You could however, feel the vibe of the townspeople getting ready for the influx of summer visitors, I can only imagine how busy it will be in a couple of weeks.

I moved on to Colonia today. Going to check out some of the ´quaint´ things it has to offer, then head to Buenos Aires for the weekend.

Not much of an update, but that´s all I have got right now.