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Monthly Archives: January 2005
PHOTOS: La Paz
Quick note: I have posted the following photo entries in such a way so that scrolling from the top of the page you’ll go from our earliest to newest photos. The photos start in La Paz, where our trip began … Continue reading
PHOTOS: Tiwanaku
A view of the temple at Tiwanaku.
PHOTOS: Copacabana (Lake Titicaca)
Our bus crosses a strait as we make our way to Copacabana.
PHOTOS: Oruro
We hadn’t intended to stay in Oruro more than overnight, but our train turned out to be leaving a day later than we expected. Here are some photos from Oruro.
PHOTOS: Salar de Uyuni
Before we started our tour of the actual Salar de Uyuni, the driver first took us to see two nearby lagoons, which were right next to each other; one saltwater, the other freshwater. This is a closeup of the saltwater … Continue reading
PHOTOS: Potosi
Looking down this street in Potosí you can see the Torre de la Compañia de Jesus (a Jesuit tower) and in the distance, the Mirador
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PHOTOS: Sucre
A view of Sucre, the constitutional capital of Bolivia
PHOTOS: Santa Cruz
Photos from our time so far in Santa Cruz.
Update from Santa Cruz
Well, just wanted to let everyone know that we are safe and sound in Santa Cruz. We arrived Thursday morning, and it is hot and humid here (it just rained tonight). We are staying at El Jordan, the same place … Continue reading
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Tagged 220-volt, computer, corina clements, don hector, el jordan, electricity, family, hebron, santa cruz, sara, visits
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For unto us a child is born… err… will be born
For those who didn’t yet hear, let me make it official: Yoli is pregnant. We will have a baby this year! We didn’t find out for certain until the day we left on this trip. That made it hard to … Continue reading