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March 14th 2008

Published: March 23rd 2008

This blog may be a bit overwhelming due to the amount of pictures but I had hundreds of them to go through and had a hard time narrowing it down. I hope you enjoy! Also, the pictures are in no particular order in terms of when I visited which cities, etc., so I hope it is not too confusing. After a crazy time in La Paz, I headed into a town called Sucre which was a beautiful old town with a tru... Read Full Entry

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Cacti and Salt

Even More Flamingos

Everyone knows the truth

Photo taken in La Paz

Street Painting in La Paz

Dinosaur Tracks in Sucre

There are over 5000 dinosaur tracks on this wall in the city of Sucre, Bolivia. It is the most tracks ever found to this day in one place. The wall is upright due to techtonic plate movement.

Textile Market in Tarabuco near Sucre, Bolivia

Mine Entrace, Potosì

Mines in Potosì

This is a photo of two french girls and I and a man who has been mining for over 37 years. He only spoke Quechua and had the biggest golfball sized wod of coca in his cheek.

Miners Entering the Mine

Inside the Silver Mine in Potosì

Not recommended for clostrophobes or people with weak lungs.

Woman Making a Textile

Taken from the bus on the way to Sucre from La Paz

From the horse in Tupiza

Jessica from England on her Ill Behaved Horse

Horse Trek, Tupiza, Bolivia

Oven in the Yard of a Home in a Pueblo Outside of Tupiza

Horsey Friends

This is the Mean Horse that Kicked Me

Cactus Fruit

We were lucky enough to get to try some catus fruit on our horse trek due to our brave little guide who somehow was able to obtain the fruit from the top of a cactus plant.

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