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Looking for dinosaur footprints
... us with alot of information. We really enjoyed it here as along with the wall of footprints, there were lots of life sized dinosaur models around the park including a Brontosaurus that was 50 meters in length. After the park, we got a local bus back to the hostel which was an adventure in itself. We then took an overnight bus to La ...
Sucre; markets, religion and culture
... the square (10BOB per person which goes to cover maintenance costs). The Museo was a preserved monastery with 6 Franciscan monks in residence. However it's claim of worth was its collection of holy art works, texts, statues and records of the early life of the Catholic Church in Bolivia.
We stopped off at a nearby cafe for a pisco sour because.
Well. Just because.
(6.5/10, a lot of froth but an imbalance between alcohol aftertaste and lemon foretaste)
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Day 3 - Eyeballed by a Condor
... br> We reached our hostel in Sucre around 5pm, after a really interesting 3 day tour with Javier - our favourite guide out of all our tours so far. We quickly showered and then headed down to Florin cafe for dinner. We thought we deserved a few beers after the tiring few days. After a while we bumped into Henry, our friend from Off-Road Bolivia - it was his friend who inspired us to visit the east of Bolivia so we ...
Small capital very colonial
Me and Ady arrived in Sucre after a nightmare bus journey in the smallest most uncomfortable bus in existence. We will be staying here a week to learn spanish.
So we arrived at 3:30am with no hostel booked and just headed to a place we had been told about but it was full so this kind of put a spanner in the works as I was still struggling to walk after busting my ankle so we added several layers of clothing and found ...
Take a Pass on La Paz but Sucre? How Sweet It Is!
... to create a youthful crowd scene everywhere you go. It´s reputation as a schooling community was the main reason Cas had chosen it to further our education at one the ubiquitious Spanish Speaking Schools also situated here. I figured how hard could it be? I´d seen enough oversized cockroaches and other mixed breed aliens speak spanish on latenight television right?! Turns out our Spanish School Diploma wasn´t guaranteed (I dropped out of Spanish School after 5 days based on ...
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