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- Havent even left the panama airport,and Camille is on outfit #2. and for her second trick, she barfed down my sleeve. fun times! 9 years ago
- 14 toucan sightings on our morning walk up Cerro Ancon. I guess all the birds like to hang out in the city. 9 years ago
- Sitting outside while trying to make some phone calls an an armadillo cruises by. Not normal. 9 years ago
- Happy 6 months to our little Camille, but sadly, "Big Camille" passed away last night. We'll miss you G-Gma! http://t.co/tllblOgwCH 9 years ago
- Listening to the groans and cheers as everyone is watching a futbol game. I've missed this! Is it too early to travel for another year? 9 years ago
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Author Archives: shoefry
The Wild, Wild West (of Bolivia)
After helpful Spanish lessons, feeling like locals in Sucre, and a quick stop in Potosi, it was time to make our way to Tupiza. This is where we were going to organize our tour of South Western Bolivia, which of … Continue reading
Posted in Bolivia
Tagged 4x4, bolivia, horse ride, land cruiser, salar de uyuni, salt flat, tour, tupiza
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Spanish in Sucre and Feeling High in Potosi
Even though we had already spent more time in Bolivia than we had anticipated, we decided to spend a week in Sucre and take more Spanish classes. We both felt that we had improved quite a bit since our first … Continue reading
Posted in Bolivia
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Bolivia’s Beer and More…
Bolivia has not exactly been the beer lover’s retreat, probably because there are only a few national brands. But one good thing about getting further south on the continent is that the wine is starting to get cheaper, better, and … Continue reading
Posted in Bolivia, Joe's Chips and Beer
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Toucans, and Condors, and Monkeys, Oh My!
After our amazing experience in Torotoro, we took a 15 hour-long bus ride (not quite as much fun) to Bolivia’s largest city, Santa Cruz. We only made a quick stop in Santa Cruz, prior to heading to Samaipata, but were still … Continue reading
Posted in Bolivia
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Torotoro: Take Three
On our final day in Torotoro we went out for another amazing hike in a different canyon. This one was not as deep or as vast as the first one we visited, but it was just as spectacular. Our time … Continue reading
Posted in Bolivia
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Torotoro Part Two- So there were dinosaurs here once…
Torotoro’s main draw is the amazing number of dinosaur footprints that can be found in the area. During our time there, we went to a few different places where you could find them (Cerro Waylas and Carreras Pampas had the most), … Continue reading
Posted in Bolivia
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Torortoro – More than just dinosaur footprints.
From Rurrenabaque, we made a quick pit stop in La Paz before heading south to Cochabamba. Cochabamba was just a quick layover to help us organize a tour to Torotoro National Park. We didn’t know too much about this park (other … Continue reading
Welcome to the Jungle!
After our time in the Pampas, we spent a few days in Rurre before heading out in to the “real” jungle. Rurre is just about as touristy as a town can get, but unlike in other countries (ahem, Peru), the … Continue reading
Posted in Bolivia
Tagged canyon, jungle, lover boy, macaws, madidi, rurrenabaque, san miguel del bala
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A Very Quime Christmas
For Christmas, we decided to escape the hustle and bustle of the big city and head to a small and quiet country town called Quime. The town is located about 6 hours by bus away from La Paz, as it … Continue reading
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