Alot has happened since our last blog entry from La Paz, Bolivia.We entered Argentina via the North as we were coming from Bolivia, with optimism and excitement about our pending stint in Argentina. Most people we'd met in S. America ranked Argentina as the best country they'd visited, and filled us in on how Argy had the biggest steaks, the best football and the most beautiful women....which sounded good enough to us!After our freezing cold sober nights in the B...

Hello from La Paz, Bolivia We arrived from our stinted stay in Copacabana at La Paz in the late afernoon with the sun shining brightly as we entered the city border. La Paz is one of the highest cities in the world, and we we´d be told by people we´d met before hand that because of this fact headaches came and went whenever they felt like it...nice. La Paz is situated inbetween huge mountains that tower round the whole place. Coming from the top of these mou...

Hello from Copacabana, After some heavy nights in Cusco, we set off on an overnight bus ride to Arequipa. Unlike in England, you have various different bus companies to choose from. Turning down the first company because at nine english pounds we thought it was too expensive, turned out to be a huge mistake. Feeling pretty smug with ourselves for saving 4 quid each we went outside to find our bus. To our surprise they all looked really nice, one bus in particula...

Hello from Cusco, Peru. We have now been in the beautiful country of Peru for just over two weeks. We arrived from Brazil into the capital, Lima. Lima seemed quiet compared with the hussle and bussle of Rio and we decided we would happily chill until we started our inca trail adventure. Two nights passed by without much to speak of apart from making a local aquantence who just happened to pay for the whole of our night and shared some travelling tips that we wer...

Hello from Cusco, Peru. We have now been in the beautiful country of Peru for just over two weeks. We arrived from Brazil into the capital, Lima. Lima seemed quiet compared with the hussle and bussle of Rio and we decided we would happily chill until we started our inca trail adventure. Two nights passed by without much to speak of apart from making a local aquantence who just happened to pay for the whole of our night and shared some travelling tips that we wer...