Into Bolivia and the Salt flats

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November 15th 2006

Published: November 22nd 2006

We left Salta after bidding a tearful farewell top Mieke and headed off on a journey to La Quica (on the Argentina-Bolivia border) by bus, the small matter of a walk over the border to Villazon and then the train up to Uyuini to arrive at about midnight. Despite this we still managed to rise early to go on a 3 day tour of the Salar de Uyuni. This tour encompasses many things namely: - Visiting ... Read Full Entry

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23rd November 2006

Lottie and Jenny
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Wonderful photos!
Jenny and I absolutely love all of your photos but especially the ones from the salt flats. Jenny very keen to seen photos of you both this morning. Lots of love xx

23rd November 2006

Juliet Russell
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WOW
salt flats and piles look fantastic - list just got bigger!!

27th November 2006

Dave & Eilidh
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I only logged on to see what a blog was!
Thought I would bring myself into the 20th century and find out what a Blog was. I still don't know, but I now know all about the trip we never had. You started where we left and we are now very jealous. Its great to see your piccies. It is also good to see that you have some friends sending messages. We were worried about you on that front!!! Mind you, I notice alot of them are family or people that you have apparantly met while you are away. Dubious. Love to you both.

3rd December 2006

anonymous
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Did you lick the wall? You did, didn't you!

4th December 2006

Emma
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Wow
Love the comedy photos....takes me back to Bamburgh castle antics! Very impressive scenary. Really want to go there now. Love Emma xox

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