Ah Bolivia it was short but very sweet and now it was time to jump over the border and cross into Chile for the next part of our South American adventure.…
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Being on the move and struggling to find decent Wi-Fi has meant this post is a little later than planned sorry (you can find part 1 here)! On the salt flat…
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After the ruddy drama of getting to Bolivia the Salt Flats or Salar de Uyuni was the bad boy we had been waiting and wanting to see. Tired after our 12…
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This story could also be called ‘how unlucky can we get’ or ‘why do buses hate us?’ let me explain… So the two day Puno bus strike that kept us for…
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Sometimes you arrive in a place so jaw droppingly amazing that your eyes can’t take it all in, your photos don’t do it justice and your brain hurts from trying to…
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Both cost and comfort were the major factors in deciding not to do the famous Inca trail where you trek for 3 or 4 days following the original path through rocky…
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You may know about my challenges with learning the French language so being a sucker for punishment I also decided there was room in my brain for another language – Spanish!…
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I have no idea how the Peruvians live like this. At the moment in the day it is high twenties in the sun but there is always an icy wind especially…
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After so much walking around Rio, adjusting to the heat and time difference we wanted to spend a day soaking up some rays on a Brazilian beach. The only question was…
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I know I know usually this kind of thing bores the pants off me especially as I am by no means green fingered or big on what’s going down in the…
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When I went backpacking last time I spent a small fortune on travel insurance as I was overly anxious about all the bad things that could/would happen to me especially as…


