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12 Dec 2011
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Current conditions in Salar de Uyuni?
I'm flying down to Argentina on Thursday and hope to ride into Boliva next Monday. I'm concerned rain my make the visit to the Salar undesirable and would appreciate any information on the suitability for visit through the area this time of year. has anyone traveled the Salar this time of year when it is raining? Is the Salar currently covered in water?
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14 Dec 2011
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Hi Steam Turbine
I live in Bolivia and can tell you that the rainy season hasn't started yet so you should be fine. January is when it starts in earnest. Actually December could be perfect cause it won't be so cold either...
Good luck and enjoy.
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Yahoo!
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Originally Posted by Cory Rowden
Hi Steam Turbine
I live in Bolivia and can tell you that the rainy season hasn't started yet so you should be fine. January is when it starts in earnest. Actually December could be perfect cause it won't be so cold either...
Good luck and enjoy.
KrazyKiwi
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Thanks for your reply and I'm even more excited about the trip. I should be crossing into Bolivia on Monday.
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Looks like the rain is here
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Originally Posted by Cory Rowden
Hi Steam Turbine
I live in Bolivia and can tell you that the rainy season hasn't started yet so you should be fine. January is when it starts in earnest. Actually December could be perfect cause it won't be so cold either...
Good luck and enjoy.
KrazyKiwi
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I've been in rain ever since Crossing into Bolivia. Without current contions in Uyuni I think I'm going to assume the rain is there as well. Wish someone was there and new the cidutions today.
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