Greetings from Buenos Aires! Horse riding in Mendoza was loads of fun! The horses were very pretty and there was over 50 at the ranch that we did the ride from. Emma was very good even though she had never done it before and the guide wasn't a massive amount of help and kept trying to convince Anna that it was much better to gallop than trot, she wasnt convinced but did it for about 10 seconds anyway (still not convinced!). Also Emmas horse did the longest wee i...

So when we last posted we were just about to head out for a star gazing tour, and i think we can both definatly say it was one of the best things we´ve done so far! The sky was incredible, and the French astrophyscisist (?) who took the tour was lovely and explained all the constellations, where the important stars are located, the planets, the milkyway, the galaxy and beyond... We even got to see another galaxy through one of the many incredible high powered te...

So when we last posted we were just about to head out for a star gazing tour, and i think we can both definatly say it was one of the best things we´ve done so far! The sky was incredible, and the French astrophyscisist (?) who took the tour was lovely and explained all the constellations, where the important stars are located, the planets, the milkyway, the galaxy and beyond... We even got to see another galaxy through one of the many incredible high powered te...

Hola! Sorry its been a while, here is what we´ve been up to for the last few weeks! :-) We finished our stay in La Paz with a visit back to Lake Titicaca and a stay on Isla del Sol, which was absolutely amazing!, with breathtaking views, lots of sun and a nice walk across the island. Then it was back to La Paz and a bus to Cochabamba in preperation for The Peoples Conference on Climate Change and the Destruction of Mother Earth. Cochabamba was an interesting l...

Hola from La Paz!!!!! We´ve had a very busy 2 weeks on our tour with Gap adventures!!! Our tour began in Lima where we met Stu and Dave - two fellow Brummies, Claudia from Switzerland and our guide Jesus (pronounced hezuus)! Our trip began early the next day with a flight into Puerto Maldornado for some jungle action!!! We stayed in the Cayman lodge and not long after arriving were introduced to a massive tarantula which lived under Stu and Daves room, haha! T...