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Published: December 6th 2007
Navigating the highest navigable lake in the world was next on the itinerary. Lake Titicaca sits at 3,812m above sea level and is South America's largest lake. It has a maximum length of 190km and a maximum width of 80km. Peru claims 65% of Lake Titicaca and the remaining 35% is situated in Bolivia. We spent our last night in Peru in the town of Puno, on the shores of Lake Titicaca. We were expect...
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MichaelM.
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Snap!
I just decided to look back over your blog entries to see which ones I had missed while my internet was down. Great piece here on Lake Titicaca and La Paz. Yes the photography was marvellous but especially interesting in that you took shots of the native people. I also happened to note that your dad made his comments on the very evening he was dining in the Olde Post Inn.