Sitting in Copacabana looking over Lake Titicaca toward PeruLake Titicaca Ferry for the vehicles
La Paz
View of La Paz from the El Alto Market areaWoman with an aguayo blanket on her back standing next to a fish sellerShopping “aisle” in La Paz, BoliviaHoney for saleClothes for saleRight footed shoes (left ones are kept by the vendor in separate bags)Lama sacrifice for small projectsThe sign says, “thieves will be burned”Art in La Paz
Death Road
Waterfall that keeps the road slick.Our group on the edge of the most dangerous curve of death road.
Valle de la Luna
Valley of the Moon
Sucre
Trin on the left with the backpack looking over Cochabomba Bolivia before the modification. Trin on the right with the boxers modified backpack.Our small apartment in Sucre, Bolivia.
Torotoro
Having fun on the way to the waterfallOur guide poured a bit of red sand into the dinosaur tracks to help them stand out a bit.The turtle graveyard in TorotoroFossil in TorotoroThe Crocodile tooth ridge of Torotoro ValleySpelunking in TorotoroStreet in TorotoroWalking through Ciudad de ItasThe valley that lays on the other side of the Torotoro ridgeTrin repelling down the cliff through the waterfall.
Cochabamba
A depiction of Tinku on the side of a building in Cochabamba, Bolivia
Salt Flat
The Salt of UyuniSunset over the Uyuni Salt Flats. The mirror effectArbol de PiedraThe train graveyardTire tracks cover the valleyPink Flamingos in the desert lagoonTable and chairs made from salt blocks from the Uyuni salt flats.Laguna ColoradaTrin standing next to the boiling cauldron
Retired from Corporate America at the age of 43 along with her husband Trinity. In 2016 they sold their home to begin a nomadic life of slow travel. Bonnie writes of their experience on the road in each country. Subscribe to follow her stories here.
At this point the majority of the guesses are to low. I can see that I need to go shopping with a few of you to learn frugality from you, LOL. Hint, the men’s down jacket was brand new at the time of purchase.
I loved this post! I’ve never left the country and I’m always so interested to hear how other countries operate. There are some good tips in here as well in case I ever do get to the leave the US. Hopefully, one day.
$17 for everything?
Great guess, the total was $49.57. Thanks for playing!
$7 US dollars for everything
Clearly I need to go shopping with you! Our total was $49.57. Thanks for guessing.
Great post. My guess is $90 US?
Thank you for guessing!! The total was $49.57
$28
Great guess! In fact if we had purchased the men’s jacket used we may have reached this amount. Our total was $49.57
$60
WINNER – CONGRATULATIONS!!!!! You had the closest guess. The total was $49.57. Thank you for playing!!!
Day 1 Clue: One of you is close 🙂
$19 US. It is interesting to hear how you shop for clothes. I share your gene of not enjoying clothes shopping.
Yes, the shopping is no fun but at least it is more interesting here.
I’d say $20 for the 7 items 😉
Great guess, but unfortunately we didn’t negotiate that good. Our total was $49.57. Thank you for playing!
$8 for everything
Clearly I need to learn from you and Jackie on how to get good deals when shopping! Our total was $49.57. Thank you for guessing!
At this point the majority of the guesses are to low. I can see that I need to go shopping with a few of you to learn frugality from you, LOL. Hint, the men’s down jacket was brand new at the time of purchase.
I loved this post! I’ve never left the country and I’m always so interested to hear how other countries operate. There are some good tips in here as well in case I ever do get to the leave the US. Hopefully, one day.
Thanks! So glad you enjoyed it. Do you have a specific country you would like to visit?
I’ve always wanted to go to Ireland but ideally I’d like to go to practically all of them. Which may not happen but a girl can dream!
Always good to dream. Ireland is on my list too. I never thought I’d have to opportunity to travel like this either so you never know!