Please, no more bus or border stories!Well, it certainly was wonderful to have company on the long journey´s across the continent and to see a more relaxed attitude to travel. We always feel driven to keep moving, to see the highlights of the area and then move on. Our 2 companions were far more relaxed about ´seeing what happened´, and being open for the experiences to come to them. I wondered if this difference between us and many other ...

Lots more travelling. Do you have your atlas handy?La Paz to Oruro by busOruro to Uyuni by train3 days on a 4X4 jeep tour of the area south of Uyuni to see the Salt Lakes.Uyuni to Villazon by train. - This 9 hour journey took 16.Villazon to Salta by 2 buses. And at last, a non moving bed and proper food!With all this transport, perhaps it is a good time to menition some of the more recent events on the road.During our journey back from Machu Picchu the rain gods ...

Travelling fast now! A really interesting journey to the Bolivian capital involving 2 buses a ferry, a border crossing and 10 hours. As we waited for our connecting bus we did get 2 hours at Copacacabana for lunch by the side of the lake. A wonderful white church with a line of cars and vans outside. They were bedecked in flowers and garlands, waiting to be blessed. Well, it was Sunday! Also waiting to be ´blessed´ in a different way, were 3 dogs on ...

We had a beautiful day trip on the deep blue waters of Lake Titicaca, remarkable for its size and its height above sea level - 3800m. When walking near the water on the pre Inca agricultural terraces you have the illusion of being by the sea, and perhaps being in a southern Mediterean country, Greece or Italy. One island we visited on the Lake is inhabited by a family groups of the Uro people. Their island is in water 20 metres deep, is man made entirely of reeds...

4 days and 3 nights. From kilometre 82 to the Sacred City. A breath taking view soon after dawn when the cloud finally lifted, allowing us our first, and long awaited glimpse of the remains below.It was a very atmosphereic trek taking in jungle, high mountain passes (4000m plus) and cloud forest. We had every different type of weather (well, it is the rainy season here), visits to so many temples, defensive positions and Inca stores along the way. We admired orch...