And all the Rest – Bolivian countryside (Note: this is the fourth and final installment about our trip to see the Bolivian Salt Flats, the Train Cemetery and the Flamingos!) Anner: Aaron, where did Luke Skywalker grow up with his Uncle Owen and Aunt Beru?? Aaron: Tatooine. Anner: That’s where I think we are right
From Industrial to Art: A Quick Post – Chile One thing I really enjoy is finding a niche where folks have raised a lowly industrial element to a true art form. We’ve all seen examples of this: simple wooden support beams carved into magical totem designs, metal bike stands in the shapes of old style
Flamingos! – A Quick Post, Bolivian Countryside Installment 3 of the Salt Flat Tour (check out the Psychedelic Salt Flats and Train Cemetery, too!) After the mind-bending first day of the salf flats tour, we headed into the Chuguana desert and volcanos lands – some active, some not so much. Bismar, our guide, told us in
The Train Cemetery – A Quick Post – Uyuni, Bolivia Installment 2 of our mind-blowing Salt Flats Tour! (also check out Psychedelic Salt Flats and, soon, the Flamingos!) Our Salt Flats tour started as we piled us and all our stuff into the trucks. Bismar, our guide, told us that we would drive a whopping 5
Psychedelic Salt Flats – Uyuni, Bolivia Note: this is the first post of our absolutely mind-blowingly amazing Salt Flats Tour in Bolivia. It was three days long and included an incredible variety of sites and landscapes. We will put up some quick posts about the other stops we made. THE SALT FLATS Okay, outside of