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lee
Debbie's Servant
glenfiddich
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2013 coming home from the Salem OR rally. 8800 miles with Barley as my navigator.
lee
Debbie's Servant
The first time we were there was June 1983 and it was not fully open
Trying to look at the lake.
Samaipata to Uyuni, six days in Bolivia
Last month I hired a guide and a DR650 for a six-day ride between Samaipata to Salar de Uyuni. It was an amazing experience, even though I had lived in Bolivia for more than a decade previously. Highly recommend my guide, Rolando, if you find yourself there someday. Looking forward to my next adventure there (and points south!)
Here are a couple of shots from that trip.
A vista from Ruta 6, about 30km south of Sucre
The Valley of 1000 Llamas (actually many more)
Copa Mundial formation, outside of Atocha, Bolivia, in the ‘Alien Hatchery’
Our accommodations at a small hotel in La Higuera, built around the Casa de la Telegrafista, on the Ruta de Che (Guevara)
Last month I hired a guide and a DR650 for a six-day ride between Samaipata to Salar de Uyuni. It was an amazing experience, even though I had lived in Bolivia for more than a decade previously. Highly recommend my guide, Rolando, if you find yourself there someday. Looking forward to my next adventure there (and points south!)
Here are a couple of shots from that trip.
A vista from Ruta 6, about 30km south of Sucre
The Valley of 1000 Llamas (actually many more)
Copa Mundial formation, outside of Atocha, Bolivia, in the ‘Alien Hatchery’
Our accommodations at a small hotel in La Higuera, built around the Casa de la Telegrafista, on the Ruta de Che (Guevara)
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lee
Debbie's Servant
Dry and hotThat looks a bit more dry than in Mena.
We had about 100 miles of rain leaving Mena.
Clouds were too low to take Skyline Drive.
