Hey Guys, Hope you're well. Welcome to what looks to be the penultimate blog entry of my trip. I've been a bit lazy with the blog recently mainly because I haven't done that much recently. Last time I posted I was in Medellin. Frm there I made the journey north to Cartagena on the Caribbean Coast. it was super humid when i got off the bus, it felt like getting off the plane in Delhi, it was hard to breathe. I'd been told the people aren't as friendly on the coa...

Hi guys, Hows it going? Again it's been a busy month or so, way harder than all you who work and think what I'm doing is just a holiday! I've been across 3 countries and I'm currently in Medellin in Colombia. The last time I posted I was in Arequipa in Peru, where I spent a few days chilling out, watching football and also visited the Colca Canyon, which Coca Cola should really buy the naming rights to. It was really cool although in the guide book it said it's...

Hi guys, hope you're all well. I've had a busy month or so involving lots of travelling and crossing between Bolivia and Argentina a couple of times. After my last post I was on the verge of leaving Brazil and heading into Bolivia. As soon as I entered Bolivia I was surrounded by dust and a lot more chaos than Brazil. I met 2 guys from Brazil at the border so got a taxi with them and then a train as we were all heading to Santa Cruz. The train was quite good, a...

Hi guys, I hope you're all well? It's been a while since I past posted, I guess I've been having too much fun in Brazil! The last time I posted I was in Buenos Aires. I ended up spending 2 weeks there in the end. I went to watch River Plate play at the national stadium. It was fun to enter the stadium with the proper supporters who were singing and jumping up and down as we queued. The stadium holds 80,000 people, and it's a circular shape with no roof. Reminds...

Buenos dias, I hope you are all well? I'm currently in Buenos Aires, the capital of Argentina. Since my last post I left Mendoza for Bariloche, which was a 20 hour bus journey. The buses in Argentina are luxury buses, they have different classes of seating, which determine how much your seat tilts back. The bus I had, had big leather seats that tilted loads, and I was also served a massive dinner, offered wine, and was entertained by a few films on the tv screen...