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    Spanish architecture in Sucre. This white washed city was declared a Culture Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1991. This city of 200,000 people was once the capital of Bolivia but is now the ´Judicial Capital´ of the country. There are many indigious people called Surenos who still inhabit Sucre.: by jason_kidd, Views[739]
         		 Enjoying a Fondue for two at La Vieja Bodega in Sucre. Two hours of entertainment and a nice escape.: by jason_kidd, Views[412]
         		 Chelsea at the ´Dino Tracks´ tourist attraction in Cal Orcko. In the 1960´s workers at Francesa´s Cement Quarry discovered a vast array of prehistoric dinosaur tracks with some measuring up to 80cm in diameter.: by jason_kidd, Views[374]
         		 This is Jason carrying his bike through knee deep mud caused by an overnight landslide which had washed a large section of the road away. This was a very common sight given the atrocious condition of the unsealed road during the rainy season.: by jason_kidd, Views[408]
         		 Group photo of all riders at the completion of ´Death Road´. Note. Since the closure of the road to motorised traffic in 2004, there has been 11 mountain bikers die from going off the edge but thankfully none were from our tour agency or such was their sale pitch!: by jason_kidd, Views[378]
     
    View from Coroico looking out over the valley. The ´new road´ can be seen snaking its way up the mountain in the distance. However, this road still suffers from continual landslides and delays in the wet season.: by jason_kidd, Views[415]
         		 Preparing to mountain bike down the ´Worlds Most Dangerous Road´ from La Cumbre to Coroico. This infamous road earned its reputation with at least 6 cars or buses per year losing control on the narrow, unguarded road and the occupants all plunging 100´s of metres down the sheer cliff edges to their deaths below.: by jason_kidd, Views[470]
         		 The bike journey consisted of a 56km (35mile) ride with almost no peddling from a starting altitude of 4700m (15,510ft) to 1200m (4000ft) at the end. The first 15km was on the edge of the main highway, in the rain and with heavy traffic passing us.: by jason_kidd, Views[383]
         		 La Paz is home to an always interesting ´Witches Market´ where everything from love potions, ground Alpaca hooves and Llama fetuses were on sale. Who knows what magic brews these items are used for!: by jason_kidd, Views[537]
         		 Jason enjoying a fresh fruit smoothie for 50cents. It´s simply a matter of pointing to several different pieces of fruit and saying ´Mixto, Por Favor´!: by jason_kidd, Views[387]
     
    ´Plaza Pedro D Murillo´ in central La Paz. Surrounding this square are the main governmental buildings which still bore the bullet-ridden scares from previous violent revolutions to which Bolivia is accustomed.: by jason_kidd, Views[471]
         		 This is Chelsea wearing a traditional Bolivian mask, kindly loaned to her by a local man celebrating Carnival.: by jason_kidd, Views[358]
         		 La Paz, the capital of Bolivia has population of 1.5 million and an altitude of 3660m (12,000ft): by jason_kidd, Views[360]
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         		 we got to ride on the roof: by gringura, Views[320]
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         		 arriving at el salar: by gringura, Views[337]
     
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         		 one the rivers our bus crossed without a bridge: by gringura, Views[332]
     
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