Typical La Paz scene Typical La Paz scene

Typical La Paz scene

The local women had me fascinated


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Blog: Lapping up La Paz
Date: May 12th 2005

First of all the flight between Sucre and La Paz was an event in itself. It was either a 16 hour overnight bus (warnings of how buses ´fall off the edge of mountains´, especially at night, plus the experience of constant vibrating between Uyuni to Sucre had me convinced it would be 16 hrs of hell), or a 45 minute flight. 45 minutes won. The plane took off and literally just skimmed the top of th ... read more




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