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         		 after carnaval: by gringura, Views[909]
     
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         		 the commite wishes you portable water: by gringura, Views[301]
         		 on the way to Santa Cruz: by gringura, Views[319]
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         		 The view over the lake from our hostel.: by sandn, Views[395]
     
    Our room with more washing drying!: by sandn, Views[427]
         		 Backpacker ville!!: by sandn, Views[521]
         		 Amazing stalls selling popcorn esc food from the most enormous bags.: by sandn, Views[626]
         		 A lovely Travelling Bull!!: by sandn, Views[458]
         		 A lovely Bolivian Cow...: by sandn, Views[484]
     
    Not a bad spot to sit and wait for your washing to dry!: by sandn, Views[969]
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         		 Sunbathing!!: by sandn, Views[426]
         		 Lake Titicaca: by sandn, Views[382]
     
    The Church in Copacabana, Bolivia!: by sandn, Views[355]
         		 Crop of Kinua in Bolivia. Ths high-protein ´super grain´ is a food staple of Peru and Bolivia. It can be ground into flour or the grain slightly germinated and used in soups. It is in almost every dish in some form or another.: by jason_kidd, Views[2069]
         		 Geyser basin at sunrise. : by jason_kidd, Views[357]
         		 This is us next to one of the boiling mud pots at the geyser basin. It looks like a backdrop for a movie that is set on Mars, Venus or maybe even the Moon! : by jason_kidd, Views[466]
         		 This is one of many boiling mud pots.: by jason_kidd, Views[416]
     
    This is another lake within the national park in southwestern Bolivia. It is called Laguna Verde. It is a gorgeous aguamarine lake (copper sulfate giving it its color) which sits at 5,000m or 16,335 ft. Behind the lake is a dramatic valcano called Volcan Licancabur. It rises to 5, 930m or 19,569 ft. And behind that is Chile.: by jason_kidd, Views[467]
         		 This is a picture of Volcan Licancabur and Laguna Verde. : by jason_kidd, Views[444]
         		 This is how you cuddle a thermal geyser. Feeling HOT! HOT! HOT! In most areas in the world this would be strictly prohibited. But in Bolivia you can run across them and play freely among the boiling mud pots and sulfurous fumaroles. It is just crazy to think there are no restrictions in such a dangerous area! This geyser basin is 4,950m or 16,335ft high. : by jason_kidd, Views[389]
         		 This picture was taken in the Valley of Rocks. Jason climbed up onto a rock formation called the Condor. : by jason_kidd, Views[339]
         		 This is a group photo(Elin, Katie, Duncan, Scott and us)in the Valley of the Rocks. : by jason_kidd, Views[380]
     
    This is a famous rock in western Bolivia called ¨The Tree¨.: by jason_kidd, Views[412]
         		 This lake is called Laguna Colorada. It is a bright adobe-red lake fringed with cakey-white minerals. It is only 25 km or 15 miles from the Chilean border. Most lakes in this area of Bolivia have several important minerals. This is why so many flamingoes live here. They eat the minerals and the micro-organisms that survive in these harsh conditions. In most of these lakes there are no fish. The flamingoes gain there beautiful colours from aging and from what they eat.: by jason_kidd, Views[372]
         		 Jason walking on the water covered Salar De Uyuni. The reflected sunlight off the salt+water is so fierce that it is almost impossible to view without sunglasses.: by jason_kidd, Views[440]
         		 Chelsea walking on the Salar de Uyuni with water proof shoes.: by jason_kidd, Views[403]
         		 This is a yard where the locals were tagging their llamas with tassels to prove ownership of their herds. The children helped by running around and tackling the small llamas. Chelsea was a bit nervous seeing three-year olds chasing llamas but the parents did not seem concerned in the least.: by jason_kidd, Views[564]
     
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