First aid on the road – how we got ready
Something can happen anywhere, anytime, so it pays to be prepared. Thanks to Cel from Break-a-Way Outdoor Medic for the great course!
Something can happen anywhere, anytime, so it pays to be prepared. Thanks to Cel from Break-a-Way Outdoor Medic for the great course!
This is the second part of our adventure through Josué fruit orchard, this time more exotic fruits.
Strange chocolate, various types of açaí and fruit from a tree inhabited by ants. We found all this and much more in Josué’s orchard. Take a look!
This time we visited a peculiar funerary site near lake Titicaca: the chullpas of Sillustani. A tradition that started before the incas.
Refuelling is easy, isn’t it? Well, refuelling in South America can be an entire adventure.
The Uros are one of the oldest people in America, they live on islands and it was well worth a visit.
The 500-year old mines in Potosi have brought wealth and despair to the population. We visited the mines on a tour.
We’ve already been 6 months on the road. During this time,we’ve collected thousands of kilometres and litres of diesel. Here a review.
A short trip into the biggest salar on earth: the Salar de Uyuni
Plans change, especially in South America. Here an example of how flexible we are.