Argentina 12 – Buenos Aires Again, Last Days

So our last few days were spent in Buenos Aires and we arrived at the beginning of November. After a slight panic in the airport when Jayne left her phone on the plane, the pilot arranged for it to be collected. Her expensive ear buds were missing though, only to be found in her bag … Continue reading Argentina 12 – Buenos Aires Again, Last Days

Argentina 10 – Los Glaciares National Park

I need to get these last few blogs finished. My trip ended over a month ago and I'm still catching up, life gets in the way as they say! We drove out of El Chalten and back south the 214 km to the town of El Calafate. It's a rather touristy town on the shores … Continue reading Argentina 10 – Los Glaciares National Park

Argentina 1 – Buenos Aires

Yes, I'm behind by a long way! I have problems with the storage on my phone so it's all getting a bit stretched out. I organised the Argentinian part of our trip and factored in a lot more uncertainty than Jayne would have liked but my travelling has evolved and for me it's good to … Continue reading Argentina 1 – Buenos Aires

Bolivia 6 – The Watering Hole and the Hide

I felt much better in the morning, the hives and the bites had subsided. If anything Jaynes looked worse but she was stoic. We set off on our last day to a watering hole where we could sit in the shade and watch whatever came to drink. There were some white cattle resting in the … Continue reading Bolivia 6 – The Watering Hole and the Hide

Bolivia 5 – After affects, What We Came For!

We slept a short time. The women who look after the farm house took our clothes to wash them, we did try to rinse them but they were so muddy and smelling of swamp, it was barely possible! I found a few more ticks on Jayne. Duston and the others had several too apparently, I … Continue reading Bolivia 5 – After affects, What We Came For!

South Korea – The Ancient City of Gyeongju

For me this place was one of the highlights of our journey in South Korea. If you live in Europe you are probably familiar with tumuli or barrows, earth and stone burial mounds. Gyeongju has approximately 150 burial mounds from the Silla period (57 BCE to 935 CE) and they are huge. It was large … Continue reading South Korea – The Ancient City of Gyeongju