As you get closer to the salt flats these signs disappear, making it even harder to find your way around
An old church next to Popóo Lake
Children on a boat in Popóo Lake
A church falling to pieces in Toledo village, a sign that time has forgotten those who live in the Altiplano
A lake reflecting the Sajama (the highest mountain in Bolivia) with flamingos
Me and Nuno and our shadows in the Altiplano
Sunset mist (Bolivian Altiplano)
Break for lunch on the margins of another salty lake
Blue church in Opequeri
Houses in Chipaya village
The ghost buildings on the way to Sabaya, they are the remnants of the old Chipaya´s 
Crossing the bike in swampy areas, is not fun either!
The "funky piglet" that decided to keep us company for few kilometres on the way to Sabaya
Crossing sand dunes with a loaded byke, not fun! - trust me...
Looking the day ahead - more sand dunes!
Sand and more sand! ( on the way to Sabaya village)
Hard day but beautiful sunset!
Bolivian Altiplano - a land of sand, vulcanos and blue skies
Campsite in the dunes before reaching Sabaya
We can see Sabaya on the other bank, but still there´s an icy river to be crossed
Nuno crossing an icy river
Coipasa Salt Flat, the first salt flat we crossed
My gorgeous bike - Marin Muirhoods, or Marina as she likes to be called
In Coipasa - lunch break in white
Bizarre sighting - donkeys crossing Coipasa!!! 
Coipasa at the end of the day and the first sight of water
Sunset in Coipasa
A formation called "ojos de água", legend has it that you can sink in them
My outfit to cross a wet salt flat
Mirror effect in Coipasa Salt Flat
Nuno in Coipasa
Crossing Coipasa with water in our feet
Nuno staring at the impressive moon
Uyuni Salt flat and its infinite of white
Me, Nuno and Herve, our swiss friend, we met when crossing Uyuni
Herve 
Street scene on Colchani
Train cemetry in Uyuni
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