All of Argentina South America » Argentina » Iguazu Falls By Kon Bros April 3rd 2007 Scott and RobWe left Uyuni on an overnight bus and crossed the border into Argentina first thing the next morning. There were some Columbians at the border crossing with us that were given a much harder time by customs. In total, it w [View Full Entry]

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Salty Game South America » Bolivia » Uyuni » Salar de Uyuni By Kon Bros March 29th 2007 Scott and Rob We arrived in Uyuni late, but still managed to set up a tour of the salt flats for the next morning. We were still travelling with our other Yuk [View Full Entry]

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Highest City in the World South America » Bolivia » Potosi By Kon Bros March 26th 2007 Scott and RobWe headed southeast from Sucre and up to Potosi, the highest city in the world. We bunked on the top floor of the Koala Den, which offered good views of the city, and we chilled out here for a couple days. We toured an active sil [View Full Entry]

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The White City South America » Bolivia » Sucre By Kon Bros March 19th 2007 Scott and RobWe headed south from La Paz to Sucre. The plan was to spend two or three days here, but it ended up being the city we could not leave: we stayed a week. This was our favourite spot in Bolivia and one of the most beautiful cities we visited. W [View Full Entry]

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Cordilla Real South America » Bolivia » Huayna Potosi By Kon Bros March 15th 2007 Scott and Rob We got a little behind here, so this entry dates back a while. Our last days in the La Paz area we spent hiking with our other Yukon friends in the Cordilla Real. We reached altitudes of over 5000m and experienced our first re [View Full Entry]

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Death Road and La Paz South America » Bolivia » La Paz » World s Most Dangerous Road Coroico By Kon Bros March 10th 2007 Scott and RobFrom Copacabana it was La Paz. We tackled the Death Road on our second day in La Paz [View Full Entry]

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Lake Titicaca South America » Bolivia » Copacabana By Kon Bros March 10th 2007 Scott and RobFrom Cuzco, we headed south to Puno, our last stop in Peru. We were in Puno a couple days, one of which we toured the Peru side of Lake Titicaca. On the world's highest navigable lake we visited floating islands and the island of Taq [View Full Entry]

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Between the jungle and Machu Picchu, we called Hostal Resbalosa home for about a week. For some of you (Pops!) this is probably the most anticipated entry and we snapped some good shots, though far from unique. Here's the M.P. story: We decided after the pricey train ride that we would try and sneak into South America's largest tourist attraction. Up at 3am in Aguas Calientes, downing a couple slices of bread each and donning garbage bags to shield the rain, we set out with only the moonlight to guide us to our destination. We made it past the first [View Full Entry]

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This here is a little tribute from our four day trek into the Amazon. The jungle was a ten hour drive from Cuzco on a narrow, cliffside mountain road with nasty switchbacks and sickening drops. The first night we spent in the jungle town of, Pilocopata. Just before Pilocopata is a little town, Patria, which is one of the largest producers of cocaine in Peru. Peru supplies the world with 30% of it's cocaine, second only to Columbia. The following day, out of the van at Atalaya and into a thirty-foot river boat for another three hours down river and away [View Full Entry]

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We were in Arequipa three days, with a two day tour of the Colca Canyon somewhere in the middle, for a total of five days in the very south of Peru. The Colca had some amazing vistas of terraced hillsides from pre-Inca times, though the tour reminded me too much of the good ol' Holland America cattle drives. Rob was overcoming his sore throat and made the trek, while Maz stayed behind in Arequipa with a troublesome burst ear drum. The canyon was definitely the most beautiful place we've seen yet in Peru. All the Colca villages' names have second meanings. [View Full Entry]

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