The Middle of Nowhere: Uyuni, Bolivia to San Pedro de Atacama, Chile Day 3

Written by Kyle about Bolivia. Feelin' excited

Day 3

Sol de Mañana Fumaroles







Polque Hot Springs




Dali Desert




Green Lagoon




Bolivia-Chile Border

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• January 18, 2009

  Jet Set Life

  

  These are some amazing photos. You two seem to be having a wonderful trip. I'll pass this on to my readers.

• January 19, 2009

  Bessie

  

  thanks for sharing us. I just got a number of tips about Buenos Aires from your site, we're moving there Feb 1, so we'll put them to good use - great to find others passionate about travel!!

• January 19, 2009

  Jenny

  

  That hot spring can do a girl wonders!

• January 22, 2009

  mumsie

  

  oh my! definitely LOOKS like the middle of nowhere. and you two still make a great time of it! LOL

• January 22, 2009

  Aarti

  

  Kyle,
  I too hope there is a connection between programming and traveling the world :-). Facinating, incredibly brave, and freakin' awesome!
  
  Going to go through your site a lot more, but first question .. how did/do you you fund this? Volunteer projects .. what type?

• January 23, 2009

  Kyle

  

  We funded this by being frugal in the US and just saving up some dough for a couple of years. It takes a lot less than you think, as long as you are willing to sacrifice things like "comfort" and "working plumbing" every now and then :)

• January 22, 2009

  DADDIO

  

  ......TOTALLY......AWESOME...... PHOTOS......
  
  ARE YOU TWO STILL ON EARTH??????...... SPOOOOOKIE VIDEO TOO.........
  
  THANKS FOR SHARING IT ALL......

• January 23, 2009

  Linda

  

  Except for the certain give away photos of Kyle with Bolivia sign, 4x4's, and "pool" party....photos could have been taken by the Mars Rover......well, maybe a little Venus with the bubbling gases. Enjoyed the trip from the comforts of Mokena. Thanks for the "ride". Yes Kyle, I agree....glad to see pavement and guardrails in Chile!

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