Casa Blanca Samaipata
Samaipata, Bolivia
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Off to the country!!! Lovely!!!
Isn´t it funny how places work. How you judge them and how one person can hate a place and another person love it? Well Santa Cruz feels to me much more relaxed than the rest of Bolivia to me. I suppose this feeling started on the plane (well maybe even at the airport when two 7 and 9 year old girls befriended me), then on the plane, the two men ( …
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Samaipata: Rust Regelmaat en Reinheid
... is het navigatiesysteem van de auto (met West-Europese navigatie DVD) onze redding. Je kan het navigatiesysteem gebruiken als kompas. Volgens de kaart moeten wij Santa Cruz aan het zuid westen verlaten. Als goede zeevarenden cruisen wij op kompaskoers door de stad en komen wij opmerkelijk genoeg uit op de juiste weg naar Samaipata. Nooit verwacht onze navigatiekennis hier in te kunnen zetten.
In Santa Cruz is het tropisch warm (ca 40 graden) ...
Samaipata and Ruta del Che
... a mission to find the hostel. Well done Liz! Cue another staggered trip (all still in the pitch black albeit with a few cockerels crowing just to emphasise it was silly o´clock). Full marks to Posada del sol, Trent the owner didn´t bat an eyelid when he turned up and Gemma was asleep on their lobby sofa and Liz was curled up in another chair. He just had a friendly chat with me about where we from and Bolivian buses. They then upgraded our room for no extra charge because the ...
Samaipata
Lord, being cold is boring. From a wardrobe point of view, it's a one-look only season, all jumpers and jeans, boots and big coats, hats, scarves, gloves. Some people love the palaver of putting on 18 layers of clothing to go out, only to take them all off again once you go back in, but for me it’s a total snore-fest. For about four months now though, we’d been back and forth into the Andes, hiking at altitude, rugged up to the nth degree, travelling through ice and ...
Was für ein Chaos - oder: TIB - this is Bolivia
... 1. Gang motorbremsen weil sonst die Bremsen überhitzen. Daneben ständig volle Konzentration weil die bolivianischen Bus- und Lastwagenfahrer die Strecke als 2-spurig betrachten. Ob die nächste Kurve eingesehen werden kann spielt keine Rolle, man überholt hier einfach. Ein entgegenkommendes Auto bricht den Überholvorgang ab und fährt rechts von uns in den Graben. Man muss ständig mit allem rechnen, die fahren hier wirklich total kopflos. Es kann passieren, dass man ...
