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    I guess we are not too far from the amazon.: by margitpirsch, Views[681]
         		 A reed museum.: by margitpirsch, Views[682]
         		 Meeting up with Salva on the other side.: by margitpirsch, Views[601]
         		 the famous lake Titicaca.: by margitpirsch, Views[2040]
         		 by margitpirsch, Views[612]
     
    On a ferry towards La Paz.: by margitpirsch, Views[697]
         		 Leaving Copocabana.: by margitpirsch, Views[581]
         		 by margitpirsch, Views[599]
         		 here it is...: by margitpirsch, Views[645]
         		 yogaing into the sunset/: by margitpirsch, Views[714]
     
    watching the sunset over Copocabana with the swiss family!: by margitpirsch, Views[658]
         		 climbed up here to watch the sunset!: by margitpirsch, Views[582]
         		 There it is: Copacabana...sweet place!: by margitpirsch, Views[2290]
         		 Cozy little places here in Copacabana.: by margitpirsch, Views[591]
         		 Taking being a tourist
     
    Touristy, but enjoyable none the less!: by margitpirsch, Views[531]
         		 by margitpirsch, Views[628]
         		 by margitpirsch, Views[666]
         		 Copacabana at sunset.: by margitpirsch, Views[639]
         		 Copacabana's amazing mission.: by margitpirsch, Views[725]
     
    Copacabana at the shore of Lake Titicaca.: by margitpirsch, Views[679]
         		 by margitpirsch, Views[672]
         		 by margitpirsch, Views[565]
         		 Southern Peru. Nothing for miles, except for Hualca Hualca volcano (6,025 metres) in the distance, but this lady was still braving the freezing conditions to earn some money for her family: by laura_the_soarer, Views[847]
         		 The stunning Red Lagoon - freezing cold but oh so beautiful: by laura_the_soarer, Views[500]
     
    A boy's best friends. Pets - Bolivian altiplano style!: by laura_the_soarer, Views[450]
         		 Our convoy of 4WD's heading off on our desert adventure: by laura_the_soarer, Views[327]
         		 Passports please. The Bolivian Altiplano Migration Office: by laura_the_soarer, Views[376]
         		 A couple waiting to go back home after the Sunday street market. : by rodgoes, Views[426]
         		 I don't know this girl's name, neither her age. But she was just there, a couple meters from her mother, waiting for a van to get back home, eating some snack like there was nothing else in the world. Until she sees me, with the camera, come walking and just stand, staring, not to camera anymore, but to foreign guy. Even I was unable to have a conversation with her, I doubt that anyone can say more than that two big black and innocent eyes.: by rodgoes, Views[720]
     
    By the end of the market, the people took their way back home, following the sun, and disappearing in the Andes. And like the sun, who comes back every day, these people will also return one week later.: by rodgoes, Views[387]
         		 As the day ends, and her parents spent the day working with the street market is this young shepherd job take the sheep back to barn. The market not only changes the buyers and sellers Sunday, but reflects in the entire community behavior.: by rodgoes, Views[383]
         		 A wattle and daub house, at the top of hill. This is the final destination for the people who were at the market, is where their Sunday ends.: by rodgoes, Views[387]
         		 Life: the old and the young. Family on Christmas day, 'Isla del Sol', near Lake Titicaca. Even during festivities Bolivians do not abandon their duties and hard work. : by francescasuglia, Views[354]
         		 Cards, beers and sunset. Copacabana Mirador. On top of the hill some ladies were washing the fatigue of the day smiling. Always refreshing. : by francescasuglia, Views[376]
     
    Dark eyes and bread. A boy in his neighborhood, one of Sucre's suburbs. Sucre is considered the jewel of the country, but poverty is everywhere around. The deepness of this boy's look is something I will never forget. : by francescasuglia, Views[458]
         		 'El negocio'. Street market on the border with Perù. : by francescasuglia, Views[377]
         		 Windows on the infinite. Bolivian fields. While hiking in search of a place called 'Seven waterfalls', I stopped to look at the sky across one of the many empty houses along the road. : by francescasuglia, Views[393]
         		 In the Island of the sun, life is everywhere, you just have to look carefully and not disturbe it. That’s how I dreamed south America… : by anago, Views[450]
         		 In the middle of the lake titicaca there is an island the incas called Island of the sun. Its full of life and coulours. People live from what nature gives to them, agriculture, fishing and raising animals, and here the nature gives so much.: by anago, Views[578]
     
    As the journey continued, nature would continue to surprise me, now is the bolivian national park that shows me life is possible everywhere. Between the cold and the ice flamingos find their way of surviving.: by anago, Views[420]
         		 Full of surprises. When you find yourself surrounded with dirt and dry bushes you don’t expect to find a lake so beautiful and so big in the middle of the desert! But there it was, like an oasis.: by anago, Views[482]
         		 My journey started in the desert. Everything is so dry over there. And so overwhealming as well.: by anago, Views[459]
         		 Sojourn : In spite of having a difficult life, Bolivians make time for their families. She was waiting against this perfect background of a wall for a bus when I sneaked this picture. Later, it turned out we were both going to take the same bus for a long journey. After I put her at ease with my Spanish, she told me her name was Ava and she had taken a few days off to go to Sucre to take care of her widowed sister who had just suffered a heart attack. She was a very well-spoken and dignified woman. NB: For continuation of my story, please take this as photo # 4. (I could not change the order of the photos): by nitinb82, Views[557]
     
     
    Casting the net: Kato lives in Pampa on the edge of Lake Titicaca. He is 18 and has a 9 months old daughter. During the day he works as a driver transporting goods from La Paz to Copacabana. He starts from Pampa every day at 6 AM to reach La Paz at 8. He tries to make 2 rounds between La Paz and Copacabana that are 3 hours apart and he gets 40-60 Bolivianos (6-9 USD) if he also helps in loading/unloading the goods. This daily income is not enough to take care of his family so he fishes during the night, sometimes until midnight. He does not have a boat, so he mostly does shore fishing. Due to this schedule, he is so highly sleep-deprived that he has fallen asleep while driving a few times risking his life. NB: For continuation of my story, please take this as photo # 3. (I could not change the order of the photos): by nitinb82, Views[1164]
         		 Street Urchin: La Paz is crowded by kids soliciting for money. I saw him at a park. There was something about the expressions on his face that caught my attention: a cocktail of despair, anguish, helplessness and agony all throwing a thin curtain over leftovers of a lost smile. When I asked him why he doesn’t go to school, he said “what would I eat?” Before I could ask his name, he grabbed the coins from my hand and ran off to solicit another foreigner. NB: For continuation of my story, please take this as photo # 2. (I could not change the order of the photos): by nitinb82, Views[555]
         		 Leap of faith: In between the moments of hardships to keep their families well-fed and cared for, people of Bolivia have learnt to derive pleasures from very small things in life. I saw Juan, Aleron and Cassius (L-R) playing around at the shore of Lake Titicaca. I asked these friendly kids to jump from the boardwalk while I capture their jump from behind and they enthusiastically agreed. I think this picture is an ultimate expression of human joy: the vibrant colors of the sky and the water are a perfect backdrop to the care-free attitude of the kids in spite of having just entered an intimidating world of adversities. NB: For continuation of my story, please take this as photo # 5. (I could not change the order of the photos): by nitinb82, Views[507]
         		 Colours in the middle of the Salar de Uyuni - Uyuni: by bolivia-on-the-go, Views[411]
         		 Valerio playing music at Valle de la Luna - La Paz: by bolivia-on-the-go, Views[740]
     
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