Horse power and PVC: visiting the Mennonites
It feels like time travelling when visiting Springfield. But we’ve learned so much about the different groups of Mennonites: those with horse and water power, and those with big tractors and shops.
Travelling through geology
Fire and water combine along the entire West Coast of the Americas – but mostly it’s cold around it. Here our travels along the volcanos so far.
A bit of everything: road conditions in South America
The road in South America are very varied, there is a bit of everything and one can choose its trip accordingly. However, even a national road can turn out to be a big adventure down here.
Goodbye Tawantinsuyu, the land of four parts
The Incan Empire has accompanied us the last months, it’s time to say goodbye, but before we leave, let’s look back.
WhatsApp: the communication method
Often the only way to contact someone is WhatsApp in South America, be it the police, hospital or customs. Though you don’t always get a reply to your ques
Working on the road part 2 – Crocodile Dundee
I spend my summer catching crocodiles and guiding tourists through the Amazon in Bolivia. What else I did? Find out here!
One bite of more exotic fruits
This is the second part of our adventure through Josué fruit orchard, this time more exotic fruits.
A fruit orchard adventure, one bite at a time
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!
Refuelling in South America: an adventour between prices, bureaucracy and luck
Refuelling is easy, isn’t it? Well, refuelling in South America can be an entire adventure.
Potosí: wealth from darkness
The 500-year old mines in Potosi have brought wealth and despair to the population. We visited the mines on a tour.