We felt like we had to leave Rurre after spending almost two weeks there, so we caught a flight back up to La Paz. Yes, that's right.. Well, it was with a little cessna which was quite interesting!We met up with some people in La Paz for the weekend, three Danes we befriended at the "pampered" tour and the cheeky chap Graham we had met in Sucre (with all his wonderful friends from Cochabamba)..Further on from La Paz we headed for Copacabana near Lake Ti...

There is really not much to say about this tour, besides there was a lot of animals to see!!Also, they are not afraid of people. This because there are about 6 boats arriving to this area every day. I.e a lot of tourists!!!We stayed at a prime facility (compared to on Mogli tours) with beds indoors, showers, toilets, even a bar!I believe the pictures will speak for themselves, and this was indeed a good tour for seeing a bunch of animals.For those wondering about...

Our main reason for going to Rurrenabaque, was to see alot of animal life, therefore we decided just to do the Pampas and not the jungle tour.After shopping a bit around, we ended up at a place called "Mogli Tours". Thomas and I don't speak all that much spanish, just enough to get around. But, this was no problem when the guy at Mogli gave us info about their trip. He was so enthusiastic, speaking non-verbally with a lot of gestures. Besides, he repeat...

After spending almost two weeks in Sucre (because of a blockade and awaiting delivery of 2,7 kg snus), we finally arrived at the highest capital in the world - La Paz.Along the way we had met up with a enthusiastic, funny Irish bloke named Max. Since the blockade in Potosi acted as a problem for most backpackers who wanted to enter Sucre, Max, Thomas and I more or less had the hostel for ourselves.We then decided to hook up, and took the plane up to the heights.T...

We arrived at the border village of Argentina - Quiaca, 06 p.m.Thomas' clock showed that we were roughly 3450 meters above sea level.We didn't exactly need a clock to tell us that we were high up, it was getting really hard to breath!!six o'clock in the morning so high up, is also equivalent with ice cold!! The incas stod huddled together in groups, wearing layer upon layer of woven carpets..I've told Thomas time upon time that he has to grow "pointy elbows&...