Where the sky is blue and the air is thin

South America » Bolivia
May 5th 2012

Published: May 26th 2012

I love vast open spaces. With no people. Preferably with some wildlife, though that’s negotiable. When Jo and I first looked into overland trips in South America in the chill grey of late December, Dragoman’s JQB120312 expedition jumped off the screen at me because of the big emptinesses it offered.<span> Patagonia was one;<span> the Bolivian Altiplano another.<span> Yes, ... Read Full Entry

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Elizabeth Weir

Weir travels

I decided in early 2006 that I'd had enough of the London rat-race and the career thing - at least, for the time being - and that I'd like to take some time out: "me time", as it were; time to do at least some of the things that I'd been thinking about doing over the last few years but hadn't been able to fit in around work and client demands. So here I am: backpack to the ready (to be honest, it had never really been put away after my '93-'94 round-the-world trip), and a gazillion ideas about how to fill the next xx months..... (And, no, I've no idea when I'll go back to the "real" worl... full info

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29th May 2012

D MJ Binkley
Dave and Merry Jo Binkley

Loved your story
We've been to the Peruvian side of Lake Titicaca and would like to see the other side on day. Very nice photos.

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