written by Miss Wendy O Goodbye warm climate, And who is stealing my oxygen!!! After a cancelled bus, hanging out at a bus stations for several hours, a 7hr stinky bus to Puno then another 4hr bus ride across the border to Copacabana in Bolivia, we finally had a shower and de-shelled. At 3,800m above sea level, Copacabana altitude certainly made us all walk slow. It rests on the south tip of Lake Titicaca, the worlds highest navigable lake. Lake Titicaca is absolutely stunning. The morning sunrise gradually glistens in the massive lake, highlighting the tips of the surrounding mountains just as the village awakens and the bustling market opens. Most of the locals are indiginous and wear traditional Quecha gear. The chicas wear long, flowing, colourful skirts, bowler hats and carry their products to the
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