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anyone in Bolivia?
Hi there, I´m just about to leave La Paz to head south down to Salar Uyuni, then on to Argentina, anyone around?
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Hi Christine,
we are in Sucre at the moment and will be heading south in the next couple of days to Argentina.
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Hi People, I am in La Paz Argentina at the moment gently meandering south towards the Valdes and Paine national park. Look out for an old drinker on a rapidly ageing R1200GS. Ride safe.
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in potosi
thanks for the replys, I´m now in Oruro, heading to Potosi for a couple of days. Andy and Maya, are you going through there on the way down to Argentina or have you already been? Mike, maybe see you further down the road in Argentina.
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I am in Guyajara Mirim on the Brasilian boarder, hidding south to Rurrenabaque and than going to La Paz!
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Hanging in Sucre...
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Hi there, I´m just about to leave La Paz to head south down to Salar Uyuni, then on to Argentina, anyone around?
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Christy - cbxtc6 is right. I´m in Sucre right now a short and beautiful ride from Potosi. Jeremiah arrived a day ago and the old Doc is coming together. We´ll be here for a few days and believe me this is a town worth checking out and enjoying the scenery, excellent and inexepensive food and gemte muy simpatico. We´re at a hotel just a few blocks from the main plaza. leave a note and come into town. There´s a lot to see in Bolivia and the Salar is definately top on my list..
smiles,
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one more thing..
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Originally Posted by christy
thanks for the replys, I´m now in Oruro, heading to Potosi for a couple of days. Andy and Maya, are you going through there on the way down to Argentina or have you already been? Mike, maybe see you further down the road in Argentina.
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oh forgot to mention. ran into Andy and Maya again for the second time on their way to Potosi. They told me they were heading onward toward Tarija.. so enjoy Potosi, the Casa de Moneda and head to Sucre... it´s warmer and the bike likes it better...!
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Chisti, Andy, or anyone else in Bolivia... I am in Santa Cruz heading north tomorrow morning for Los Missiones (San Rafael, Concepcion). If in the neighborhood give a shout.
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Hi Miah,
sorry we are now in Argentina, enjoy the trip and take care.
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Cochabamba Bolivia
Hi Guys, If You Go To Cochabamba Let Me Know, So I Can Contact You With My Motorcycle Bodys.
Many Of Them Have Bike Shops And Acomodations To.
If You Need Anithing Let Me Know.
Freddy.
Cochabamba Has The Mos Beutyfull Roads, And All Kind Of Alttituds (jungle, Mountains, Etc).
Have Fun.
MY E MAIL freddyaranibar@hotmail.com
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Any of you ridden the Death Road to La Paz? I just saw a TV show about it, and for some reason, it's an attractive idea. It's the challenge, I suppose.
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Any of you ridden the Death Road to La Paz? I just saw a TV show about it, and for some reason, it's an attractive idea. It's the challenge, I suppose.
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I gave my KLR the day off yesterday and did that road on a mountain bike. In the downhill direction The road is actually in much better shape than other gravel roads I have ridden this trip. The drop offs can be intimidating of course, but it would be no problem on a motorcycle. The amazing thing is that you lose over 3600m of elevation in 65km, and 6km of the road is uphill, so it is really more than that. From snowcapped mountains to jungle in that distance, highly recommended.
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need company?
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Any of you ridden the Death Road to La Paz? I just saw a TV show about it, and for some reason, it's an attractive idea. It's the challenge, I suppose.
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LET ME KNOW IF YOU NEED SOME HELP OR COMPANY, SO I CAN CONTACT YOU WITH MY PEOPLE IN COCHABAMBA.
GOOD LUCK.
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