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by 300dayssouth May 16, 2018 1

Ecuador Photo Journal

Ecuador could possibly be used as the definition of a “banana republic”. Since the Spanish conquest over the Inca andContinue Reading

by 300dayssouth May 2, 2018 0

Peru has come a long way. Only fifty years ago the life average life expectancy was only 48 years, nowContinue Reading

by 300dayssouth May 1, 2018 0

When we first visited Machu Picchu in 2009, archeologists believed that it may have been built in the 15th centuryContinue Reading

by 300dayssouth May 1, 2018 0

Peru is a country with an amazingly diverse culture, geography, climate and landscape. From the extreme elevations of the AndesContinue Reading

by 300dayssouth April 30, 2018 2

We had fond memories of our last visit to Peru in 2009. We spent 3 weeks backpacking around Puno, theContinue Reading

by 300dayssouth March 23, 2018 0

Bolivia is a land of extremes. It is home to 40% of the species of all animal and plant lifeContinue Reading

by 300dayssouth March 17, 2018 1

Crossing into Bolivia from Chile was a bit like stepping back in time. Everything was more or less the same,Continue Reading

by 300dayssouth March 3, 2018 2

It’s almost a surreal thought, considering all we’ve been through and all that lies before us, but there’s no denyingContinue Reading

by 300dayssouth February 23, 2018 2

Chile is a country with over six thousand kilometres of coastline, high Andean peaks and one of the driest desertsContinue Reading

by 300dayssouth February 20, 2018 0

The Atacama Desert is famous for being the driest place on the planet. Due to its position between the Chilean Coastal RangeContinue Reading