Book Review: The Liar’s Guide to South America, by Mike Delwiche
I’ve done a few book reviews on here before, but only books related to travel, as funny enough these types of books are the ones I most enjoy, being an avid traveller. I love reading…
Random Rant: This Is My Journey and I’ll Go Where I Want and Do What I Want!!
Is this a new series called “Random Rants”? Not sure, I haven’t decided yet! I’m not even sure if this is a rant or not, just a post about how travel has changed my opinion…
Tuesday’s Travel Essentials: Toilet Roll
OK so you might have read my shocking story about doing a sh1t on a broccoli field. Or you might have been repulsed by it and deliberately avoided it – but when nature calls there…
Thirsty Thursdays: The Wild Rover, La Paz: The Highest Irish Pub in the World!
I’m surprised it’s taken me this long to actually write about my trip to the Wild Rover in La Paz, Bolivia, also known as the world’s highest Irish Pub. And it’s official. I have…
Backpacking In Bolivia🇧🇴: Salar De Uyuni Tour – Part 4 – Flying The Flag and Hotel on Salt
Hot, high up, salty, deserted, isolated but awe inspiring is how I would describe our arrival on the Uyuni Salt Plains – known as Salar de Uyuni. The town of Uyuni was left far behind,…
Backpacking In Bolivia🇧🇴: Salar De Uyuni – Part 3 – Colchani: Salt Extracting Town
After the impressive “train cemetery” (Cementario des Trens), the next stop on the Salar de Uyuni tour was at Colchani. It’s a very tiny village of only a few streets and a few low buildings,…
Backpacking in Bolivia🇧🇴: Night Bus To Potosi Via Oruro
Leaving La Paz had already involved a bit of mayhem, but now I was on the correct bus and relaxed as the world’s highest capital city faded out of view, at least until later on…
The Day I…Smuggled Drugs Through Argentina!!
I arrived sometime after 6 am at Ezeiza Airport on the edge of Buenos Aires. I was meant to fly from the city’s other airport, Jorge Newberry, used for internal flights (which mine was) but…